Tower of Hanoi, also known as The Pagoda Puzzle, is an ancient puzzle that uses repetitive sequential moves for its solution, has challenged monks and mathematicians for centuries.

This tower of Hanoi consists of three rods and seven round disks of different sizes and a board. The objective of the puzzle is to move the entire stack to another rod, you are allowed to move one piece at a time and are only allowed to place a smaller piece on top of a larger piece. The 10 Rings version requires 1023 moves.

Playing with wooden Puzzles can not only exercise brain, develop intelligence and patience, improve problem-solving ability, but also relieve pressure, relax mood and gain pleasure, you and family will have quite a lot of fun through this interlocking brain toy.