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Luksong Baka

Jump over the cow - A popular variation of Luksong Tinik, one player crouches while the other players jump over him/her. The crouching play...

Filipino Native Games

Kadang-Kadang (Bamboo Stilt)

Kadang-kadang which also means “simple play” is an outdoor game that is played using a bamboo stilt. To play the kadang-kadang, you need a ...

Filipino Native Games

Luksong Tinik

Play Area: Any play field or grassy area. Draw a starting line, 6 to 10 meters away from the players that will build hurdle with their hand...

Filipino Native Games

Patintero

The game is started by marking the playing field with a rectangular form and split into even parts or bases. Players are divided into two s...

Filipino Native Games

Sungka

Sungka is a quiet siesta game which is popular not only in the Philippines but also in Indonesia, Malaysia, Ceylon and India. It involves d...

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