Description
The notes on the squares are in Hindi, so every landing becomes a small talking point: what the player did, and what came of it. Reading is not needed to play, though an adult reading the squares aloud is where the real value is.
Good for: children aged 4 and up, two to four players, ten to twenty minutes a game.
How families use it: a family game after dinner, a pathshala activity for teaching punya and paap, and a favourite prize for Jain quiz and housie evenings.
Part of our Jain board games range. Also see Nigod to Nirvan, which follows the soul’s journey across the four gatis.
Must buy for kids
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🎲 Jain Snake & Ladders (Sap Sidi)
– Concept: A Jain-themed version of the classic board game, where each square teaches a rule of conduct or a spiritual lesson.
– Features:
– Ladders represent virtues and good deeds.
– Snakes symbolize negative actions and their consequences.
– The board is beautifully printed with Hindi text and Jain ethical teachings.
– Why It Stands Out:
– Combines fun with learning—kids play while absorbing Jain principles.
– Perfect for festivals, Pathshala, or Sangh gatherings.
– Rated 5 stars for its educational value and design.
It gives moral values
It is to good product all age groups can play this game
Superb concept of teaching kids about daily behaviour of positive and negative.. Thank you for taking initiative for our Jainism games
Very Amazing… Everyone must try it..
Very nice
very good games for children at very reasonable rate. very nice dharmik games. from this game children learns many things. thanks for making this. also suggested to make dharmik ludo