Mahjong: The brain-stimulating game bringing together family and communities
Mahjong was developed in 19th-century China and has since spread across the world by requiring an engaging combination of thought, skill and luck to create a unique, beloved game.
Celebrities like Fran Drescher and Rosie O'Donnell have been in on the fun the past few years, as has Sarah Jessica Parker who announced her love for the game on "LIVE with Kelly and Mark" back in 2018.
Mahjong is not only a great way to stimulate your brain, the four-player game is also a beautiful way to bring together families and cultures, often offering community for older folks looking for new ways to connect with one another.
Below, you'll find some gorgeous starter kits, travel sets and more to get you started on your Mahjong journey. And for even more brain-stimulating games, continue scrolling to see top picks like Scrabble, The Genius Square, Catan and more!
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