Terma Heritage Foundation seal gamchungསྒམ་ཆུང་། Play
Jangchub on a snowy peak, his white scarf in the wind

སྒམ་ཆུང་།gamchung

Your box of Tibetan games.

Start playing

Play. Learn. Grow.
Open the box.

Children today grow up with games, and hardly any are Tibetan. Tibetans have a word for what childhood leaves behind: bakchak (བག་ཆགས།), the marks the early years leave on the mind for life. So we put Tibetan inside the games children want to play.

Ages 6+ Butter Run མར་སྐྱེལ།
Ages 6+ Horse Festival རྟ་རྒྱུག་དུས་ཆེན།
Ages 6+ Jangchub and the Return of the Jewel བྱང་ཆུབ།
Ages 3+ Ka Kha Pop ཀ་ཁ།
Ages 6+ Momo Shop མོག་མོག་ཟ་ཁང་།
Ages 7+ Chaksampa ལྕགས་ཟམ་པ་
Ages 3+ Losar Dress-Up ལོ་གསར་གྱོན་ཆས།
Pokchi

Pokchi's picks.

Pokchi has played every game in the box. Here they are, all of them, ready to go.

1
Butter RunAges 6+ · 20 min
Play
2
Horse FestivalAges 6+ · 5 min
Play
3
Jangchub and the Return of the JewelAges 6+ · 10 min
Play
4
Ka Kha PopAges 3+ · 5 min
Play
5
Losar Dress-UpAges 3+ · 5 min
Play
6
Momo ShopAges 6+ · 10 min
Play
7
ChaksampaAges 7+ · 15 min
Play

Play on every screen.

Phone
Tablet
Computer

In the browser, with nothing to install.

Questions? Answers.

What is gamchung?

gamchung (སྒམ་ཆུང་།) means "the small box." Every Tibetan home has a box for the things that matter. This one is full of Tibetan games, free for every family.

Is it really free?

Yes. Every game is free, with no ads, no sign-up and nothing to buy.

Who makes the games?

All games are created and provided by Thupten N Chakrishar, and brought to you by the Terma Heritage Foundation.

What ages are the games for?

Each poster shows its age. Most games are for ages 6 and up; Losar Dress-Up is for 3 and up.

Which devices can I play on?

Phones, tablets and computers, in the web browser. There is nothing to install.

Will there be more games?

Yes. New games are added to the box over time.

What you learn