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Asia
The Diamond Center
Almaz Tsentr
Novosibirsk, Russia
Novosibirsk is the cultural and educational epicenter of the country.
The Diamond Center is a tribute to the world's largest diamond mines and the biggest Backgammon purses.
Vodka is served ice cold to offset the heat of the dice.
Dice Arena 骰子 竞技场 Beijing, China
Located in Beijing, capital of the People’s Republic of China, the Dice Arena (best possible
translation), shines as bright as the spirit and lights of the city.
A visit to the city's backgammon gem provides its guests with a taste of Eastern history and culture.
Sugoroku Tawā
Tokyo, Japan
In the bustling metropolis of Toyko stands the Sugoroku Tower which translates to “child’s dice game” or “Japanese backgammon"
Eastern culture meets Western influence in this multi-billion dollar structure that features a 5-star hotel, 7 restaurants, luxury apartments, and the backgammon arena.
The Robotic waitresses are extraordinarily cool.
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Kasino Bandar - The Lair
Singapore, Southeast Asia
Located in maritime SouthEast Asia, Singapore, "The Lion City" has constructed a den of casinos called Kasino Bandar (Casino City).
The centerpiece is the "Backgammon Lair", an industrial arena with casinos, restaurants, and shopping. Dual monolith hotels dominate the skies.
The rooftop pyrmid is the command center for the area's operations and security.
Sunflower Tower
หอทานตะวัน
Bangkok, Thailand
An ancient Asian city with an edge. Golden palaces, floating markets, soaring temple spires…you've never seen a capital city quite like Bangkok and you've never seen anything like the Sunflower Tower.
A towering hotel with an intimate backgammon arena at the top, offering mindblowing views of the city and an up close look at gammon's top players.
Sunflower bouquets in Bangkok are as popular as roses. A symbol of happiness, optimism and joy. Just like a timely set of doubles. Pure joy!
Ceylon Cinnamon Center
(C-Cubed)
Colombo City, Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is one of the four countries which in total, account for 99% of the world's cinnamon production. The symmetry of the Ceylon Cinnamon Center known as "C-Cubed" by gammon players, is unmatched in it's beauty.
The center is home for the Sri Lanka Ballet and International Backgammon Tourneys. Dancing is fine, unless you're in backgammon jail.
Andromeda Center
Tel Aviv, Israel
An outcropping of rocks near the harbor is reputed to have been the place where Andromeda was rescued by Perseus after she was chained naked to a rock as an offering to be eaten by the sea monster Cetus.
This modern backgammon center is no myth. More beautiful than Cassiopeia or Juno.
Kahyangan
Makassar, Indonesia
The realm where the hyangs reside is called kahyangan, the abode of Gods, now a synonym for svarga or heaven in modern Indonesian.
Kahyangan in the beautiful Backgammon venue in Makassar, capital of the Indonesian province of South Sulawesi. It is the largest city in the region of Eastern Indonesia.
Now you know where the Backgammon Gods come to play.
The Pointe Hotel & Trade Center
Dubai - United Arab Emirates
The Pointe Hotel & Trade Center, in the shape of a backgammon point, pierces the skies over the Persian Gulf reaching toward the Backgammon Gods. Six backgammon floors, each separated by 20 floors in this towering multicultural luxuray hotel and office complex.
The higher the floor, the more prestigious the gaming. Champions play at the top in a circlular room call the Naftha Minn Alalem (Window of the Globe). The views are amazing... Those below could be "crushed like ant".
167 floors, equal to the number of pips to start a game. We think you get the Pointe!
Paasa Devataon Ka Mahal
Mumbai, India
"The Palace of the Dice Gods" is India's most significant tribute to Backgammon. Thousands of players compete at the palace each year, calling upon the Backgammon Gods to conquer adversaries with power rolls or to escape certain death by landing the most unlikely combinations of the dice.
Rooms for prayer, mediation, and yoga are scattered within the walls. Taste India's delicacies, marvel at rare art exhibits, shop the local merchants or gather in Parcheesi rooms for a 4-way battle.
Positive Karma Required!
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