Khukuri House - Highest Handmade Quality Kukri / Gurkha Khukri/Knives from Nepal

PK steel aluminium

This paper knife made out of carbon steel instead of brass can be used like a real cutting blade for smaller things. Aluminium handle for stronger handle.

Ganjawala Panawala 8

Ganjuwala, a very old type kukri famous for its colorful case and more tools at its back side now comes with a full tang blade.

Brass Angkhola

This is the new version of the very popular village kukri “Angkhola”. Liked by many as a great working kukri is now made with a brass handle.

Panawal Black (Raw)

The Great Panawal gets a raw finish for daily rough use giving the blade more tempering and does not spoil the look while in use.

Panawal Junior

This Panawal Junior is very much like its senior but 200-250 grams lighter making it more comfortable in one's grip. You don't feel like lifting a heavy tool. Just the right weight!

KHUKURI HISTORY

Welcome to Khukuri House Thamel. We are proud to present the Legendary Kukris. kukri a medium-lenght curved knife each gurkha soldier carries with him in uniform and in battle. In his grip, it is a formidable razor sharp weapon and a cutting tool. In fact, it is an extension of his arm. When his rifle misfires, or when his bullets have run out, a gurkha unsheathes his kukri and makes his final " do or die " run on the enemy in a fury to finish the business.

ABOUT US

Khukuri House Thamel is the manufacturer and distributor of the finest Kukris in Nepal. Established by Mr. lalit Lama, an ex-British Gurkha Warrant Officer in 1993 is the first genuine Gurkha Knife store in the heart of thamel (tourist area) in Katmandu, Nepal.

ANNOUNCEMENT

Khukuri House would like to share this wonderful news and is very proud to be a part of this wonderful event. Prince Henry of Wales "Harry" on his on going official visit to Kathmandu, Nepal, was presented a Beautiful Khukuri Blade, text engraved honoring Harry by the Nepal Army. This Majestic Khukuri was made by Khukuri House. What an awesome honour for this house.

Kukri, Khukuri, khukri, kukuri, kookuri, no matter how you call it; it always refers this curved sharp metal carried by Gurkhas; the most feared weapon of all.