Markhomia Gonggi Korean Traditional Folk Game Play Set - Jebi chagi, Gong-gi, Biseokchigi, Paeng-y, DDAKJI, Family Travel Games (1 Set)

Features

• Gong-gi (Korean Knucklebones) – Start by tossing five gong-gi onto the floor. Pick up one and throw it into the air. While it’s in the air, grab another from the floor before catching the one you threw. Repeat until all the gong-gi are collected.
• Jebi Kicks (Korean Hacky Sack) – Keep the ‘Jebi’ in the air by continuously kicking it without letting it fall. The player with the most consecutive kicks wins.
• Paeng-y (Spinning Tops) – Wind a rope around the base of the top. Then, in one swift motion, pull the free end of the rope to spin the top.
• Biseokchigi – Knock down your opponent’s biseok (rocks) within 18 steps. Each step involves balancing your biseok on a body part while moving towards your opponent’s biseok to knock them down.
• Ddakji – This game uses two playing tiles of different colors. The goal is to flip over your opponent’s tile by striking it with your own from above. While the rules are simple, mastering the game requires skill—but don’t worry, I’ll share a tip later to improve our chances of winning!
• Korean Folk Game Set (Traditional Korean Games) – Includes Jebi Chagi, Gong-gi, Biseokchigi, Paeng-y, and Ddakji, perfect for family travel games.