KHHI Blog
12th April, 2019
Richard Albert from England is learning the craftsmanship at KHHI. He says 'khukuri is a beautiful weapon when made right.' Read and see how he learnt to make it in right way...
7th December, 2018
These are the best selling kukri knives at KHHI. We have leaked this info; to make your selection and purchase more easier...
4th November, 2018
10 places popularly known for Khukuri/ kukri in Nepal, order is based on popularity traditionally, historically and commercially today.
9th August, 2018
Its now or never for all khukuri lovers..15 years or so down the line there wud hardly be any khukuri makers left.
22nd July, 2018
The 1st word any Nepali would utter when it comes to khukuri is the Sirupate. Here is some info on Nepal's no.1 khukuri >>
14th June, 2018
we celebrated our 27th anniversary, redesigned our website, launched 5160 Biltong PLUS kukri and started the 2018 world cup offer.
13th June, 2018
Our site's renovation work is almost done now. Just the final works and touch ups remain. We look fwd to your comments/suggestions..
9th May, 2018
Carrying khukuri has both pros and cons. Sonam said, “It provides courage; those who carry sharp edge khukuri don’t have heart pain; removes the fear while walking in jungle at night..
1st May, 2018
East meets West; Old-New combi; Tradi-Modern fusion..
25th April, 2018
Remembering the dreadful day and all the victims who perished and also commending the heroes who came for the rescue against all odds. 3 years today after the devastating Earthquake.
22nd March, 2018
But Rambahadur’s achievement did not end when the firing died down on that hill in Sarawak. There followed trials..
To make a complete set every Khukuri or Kukri must come with two small knives at the back. The two smaller knives used are of very similar form, but apparently of inferior metal. These are kept in little case attached to the side of the Khukuri or Kukri sheath, just as is the case with the knives attached to a Highlander's dirk.
In the war we focused on fighting and how to do away with the enemy. If we didn’t kill them, they killed us.
Sergeant Dip Prasad Pun, 31, of the Royal Gurkha Rifles, fired 400 rounds, launched 17 grenades and detonated a mine to thwart the assault by Taliban fighters at a British checkpoint near Babaji in Helmand province last year. The only weapon he did not use was the traditional curved Kukri knife carried by the Nepalese soldiers, because he did not have it with him.
6582 Naik Nakam Gurung of 2/1 GR was contacted after 7 years isolation in the Malayan jungle by a patrol of 1/10 GR on 20 October 1949 during the Malayan Emergency. During the Second World War he was moved to Malaya with his battalion on 5 September 1941, which was based at Ipoh.
“What you can do with 110,000 pounds to help children in Nepal is fantastic,” said Richard Bishop, a consultant at London auction house Spink. “ We’re hoping the medal raises even more.”
