Utsav by Chittam| Indian Festivals Strategy Card Game | Ages 10+

Utsav by Chittam| Indian Festivals Strategy Card Game | Ages 10+

Rs. 1,680.00
Rs. 1,680.00
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Utsav by Chittam| Indian Festivals Strategy Card Game | Ages 10+

Utsav by Chittam| Indian Festivals Strategy Card Game | Ages 10+

Rs. 1,680.00
Rs. 1,680.00
Promotion Épuisé
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A screen-free strategic card game that introduces children to Indian New Year celebrations across different regions. It combines cultural discovery, teamwork, and decision-making to create an engaging family game experience.

Brand: Chittam
Age: 10+ years
Play Mode: Group Play
Best For: Cultural Learning & Strategy Building
Includes: Card Game Components
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Celebrate India's Festivals Through Play

Festivals are joyful celebrations where everyone has a role to play—and so is Utsav. This cooperative card game challenges players to work together, communicate effectively, and complete vibrant Indian New Year celebrations before time runs out.

Success depends on teamwork, careful planning, and smart decision-making. Every round presents new challenges, encouraging players to think strategically while helping one another achieve a common goal.

As children play, they also discover the unique traditions, celebrations, and customs associated with New Year festivals across India. The combination of cooperation and cultural exploration makes every game both exciting and meaningful.

Fast-paced, highly replayable, and filled with festive energy, Utsav brings families and friends together for celebrations they'll want to experience again and again.

Cooperative gameplay focused on teamwork
Introduces Indian New Year traditions
Encourages planning and strategic thinking
Develops communication and collaboration

A Simple Guide to Play

• Set Up the Game: Arrange the cards and tokens.
• Work Together: Share clues with your teammates.
• Complete the Festivals: Organize each celebration correctly.
• Beat the Clock: Finish before time runs out.
• Celebrate Together: Complete every festival successfully.
• Play Again: Every game brings a new challenge.

More Than Just Play

• Cooperative gameplay focused on teamwork

• Introduces Indian New Year traditions

• Encourages planning and strategic thinking

• Develops communication and collaboration

• Highly replayable with different outcomes

• Suitable for families and group play

Inside the Kit

• 70 Festival Cards featuring Wishes & Panchangam, Dance, Celebration, Food, and Prayers

• 12 Tradition Tokens

• 5 Oops Tokens

• 1 Instruction Booklet with festival insights

For Families Who Carry India With Them

Indian New Year celebrations are observed differently across regions, each carrying unique traditions, foods, and customs. Utsav helps children discover this diversity through collaborative play, making festivals meaningful and memorable.

As families work together to complete celebrations, the game naturally encourages conversations about regional traditions, personal memories, and the many ways festivals are celebrated across India. It offers a joyful way for children growing up abroad to connect with India's cultural richness while creating shared family experiences.

Perfect For

• Families who enjoy strategy games
• Festival celebrations
• Classroom cultural learning
• Team-building activities
• Group game sessions
• Children learning Indian festivals
• Community celebrations
• Holiday gatherings

Chittam creates thoughtfully designed, screen-free games and learning experiences that help children discover India's stories, traditions, history, festivals, food, and values through play. Every product is designed to spark curiosity, encourage meaningful family interaction, and transform learning into an engaging, hands-on experience. By blending education with thoughtfully crafted gameplay, Chittam helps children build a genuine connection with India's rich cultural heritage while creating lasting memories with parents, grandparents, and friends. Proudly designed in India, Chittam believes the best learning happens through exploration, conversation, and play.