ナイフ（ククリ）作りワークショップ-グルカの鍛冶

Excellent tour guide and master craftsmanship. Thank you so much, I’ll be back in 100 years to check your guarantee!!

Definitely worth doing if you seek an alternative to what the city itself has to offer. Authentic experience in Nepalese sword making.

Was a totally worthwhile experience. The guide made everything seamless and easy. The blacksmith is so lovely and his family is so sweet. They made lunch for me and made me feel very comfortable and welcome. Watching and helping with the knife making process was truly unique and totally awesome. Was one of my favorite parts of my Nepal trip!!

This is an amazing experience! We watched and participated in the transformation of scrap leaf spring metal to a stunningly beautiful khukuri knife. Indra is a highly skilled craftsman. He was fun to talk with as well. We loved it.

This was one of the best experiences ive had not just in Nepal but in all experiences ive had, he starts with a peice of leaf spring of truck and makes it with your help, got to bang out steal, cut bits off and grinding, it was such a unique experience 👏 highly recommend and Sajeena who drove us there was a great host and even dropped my Flip-flops back at the hotel after I left them there, she was amazing. Plus the knife you go away with is truly unique with your own name or initials on it 😊

This was a fantastic, unique experience, learning and watching the art of Khukuri construction under the steady eye of Indra, a 50-year veteran smith with a great sense of humor and masterful skill with forge and hammer. I did not expect the process to yield such a refined piece, but in two hours, the master smith produced (with some hammering and grinding help from me), I had a blade that looked and performs better than most khukuri you'll find for sale in Kathmandu. The cost was reasonable, the setting authentically rustic, and the class size (we had three) perfect for the class. I also recommend Jivraj, who was my guide for the class, and provided excellent translation assistance and cultural insights.

This Khukuri knife making class was great! Informative, fun and definetly leaves you with a lasting impression and appreciation of this hard work. The knives are sharp and beautiful.

What an absolute unforgettable experience. The logistics from comes to pick up / drop off were perfect. The experience itself was amazing and certainly brought home to me how much hard work and dedication it takes to craft such a work of art. Highly recommended, you won't be disappointed!!!!

Indra Uncle was affable and friendly, and his son and nephew (who are learning under him) were friendly and professional. There was an issue with scheduling, but everyone was very accommodating and we managed to make our knives. Hammering the metal and shaping it was very rewarding, and all the blacksmiths made necessary adjustments to ensure that we each had perfect but unique khukuri. Each wooden handle is unique as well. The guide, Sajeena, was very sweet as well, and fun to talk to. Overall I would 100% recommend. Just make sure you wear long sleeves! I have some burn scars on my arm from the forge, and picking soot out of an open burn wound is no fun ;P

Matt and I had an absolutely incredible experience at this Khukuri knife-making workshop in Kathmandu. We were so appreciative that they picked us up and dropped us off at our hotel, which made everything very easy and welcoming from the start. The workshop took place behind their beautiful family home, which made the experience feel extremely personal and authentic. They welcomed us with delicious milk tea and treated us with such genuine hospitality throughout the day. We loved being able to hand forge our own knives completely from scratch and even personalize them. The instructors were patient, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about sharing their craft and culture with us. This was far more than just a workshop — it was a rewarding hands-on cultural experience and one of our favorite memories from Kathmandu. We would highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting Nepal!