Bagh Chal

Play the Ancient Nepalese Game of “Moving Tigers”

$5

  • Hand-illustrated by Josh Stolarz

  • Predator & Prey Game

  • Origin: Nepal

Want to Experience a Piece of History?

Bagh-Chal, the traditional game of Tigers and Goats, has been played in the mountains of Nepal for generations. Four tigers face off against a herd of twenty goats in a battle of strength against cunning. The tigers hunt while the goats work together to surround and trap them. Now you can bring this timeless game to life at your own table and enjoy a piece of Nepalese history.

Here’s What You’ll Get in Your PDF Download:
- Full Color Game Board
- Black and White Line Art Game Board
- Pieces & Dice Templates
- Visual Instruction Guide

Hand-Drawn Game Board

Let’s be honest, a game is at least 23% more fun when it looks like a treasure from history. This Bagh Chal board and pieces were illustrated by hand to resemble a fresh discovery sketched in an explorer’s field journal.

Bagh Chal Printable Game Board

Simple Instructions

Each printable board comes with an easy-to-follow, illustrated guide showing you how to set up the pieces and play. The rules are simple enough to enjoy with a child, yet offer enough strategy and suspense as to who will get all of their pieces off first to keep everyone engaged for hours.

How to Play Bagh Chal - Printable

Paper Pieces & Dice

Your PDF download includes everything you need to craft your own playable set, just cut-and-fold pieces. All you need is paper, scissors, and a bit of glue!

Bagh Chal - Paper Game Pieces

How to Assemble Your Game & Pieces

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