Top Nepal Craft Classes

Hands-on cultural experience where you’ll learn ancient stone carving techniques and make a custom keepsake.

The khukuri is the symbol of loyalty and Gurkha warrior, regarded as traditional to all hill tribes of Nepal,also a multipurpose knife can be used for shaping timber to chopping up meat and vegetables. The blade is of tempered steel, slightly curved and exceedingly sharp. The handle is usually of wood or buffalo horn. A nick in the blade close to the handle serves the purpose of preventing blood from reaching the handle and is also symbolic of the Hindu Trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. The blade is enclosed in a scabbard of wood and leather. The Khukuri comes in different sizes but for this workshop you will be making a small(6 inch) blade. Take part in creating your own knife.The process implies cutting/hammering a raw piece of iron into the shape of the blade, grinding the blade and making the handle. (note that for safety reasons, the blade grinding will only be done by the host and we advise guests to stay clear of the sparks during this process). Take a Knife as a souviner.

Explore the remarkable story of the Gurkha knife—a symbol of history, strength, and resistance. Delve into its powerful origins and some of the fascinating tales that surround the legendary Gurkha warriors. We’re here to offer a unique blacksmithing experience, celebrating rich cultural heritage and creating a welcoming space for everyone to forge and craft in a lively and supportive environment

The participants will be actively participating in the workshop and gain deeper insight into the art of stone carving guided by skilled experts. This immersive workshop from selecting the stone to carving the patterns is doable by individuals of all strengths and skill levels. It is ideal for individuals who want to know more about this age-old artistry and take home a souvenir made with patience by yourself.

You will learn about the rich history and profound significance of the type of beads, from its role in daily life to meditation and astrological practices. Gain hands-on experience in knotting techniques and learn to distinguish between authentic and imitation beads as well. At the end of the workshop, take home a tangible memory of your brief connection with this spiritual artistry.

Experience a day rich with culture, craftsmanship, and cuisine with our immersive full-day adventure. Your journey begins with an engaging khukuri-making workshop. Guided by skilled local artisans, you'll learn the intricate process of forging this iconic traditional knife, delving into its historical significance and craftsmanship. Next, dive into the bustling and vibrant local markets on a food and shopping tour. As you explore, sample a variety of delicacies and gain insights into the unique aspects that define the local cuisine. This adventure includes a unique souviner and food testing. The day concludes with grocery shopping and authentic Dal-Bhat cooking session in the welcoming home. learn to prepare this traditional meal, guided by local host sharing recipes and cooking techniques. After cooking, enjoy the meal together. This journey provides a deep dive into local traditions, offering an authentic taste of Nepali life and creating memories of your cultural adventure.

Repousse art is an ancient technique used throughout the history of metalworking. Repoussé is a method of decorating metals in which parts of the design are raised in relief from the back or the inside of the article by means of hammers and punches; definition and detail can then be added from the front by chasing or engraving. It is an ideal workshop to delve deeper into the dedication and hard work to create a masterpiece through this art.

Hands on experience in a local workshop. Explore local galleries or markets for unique carved pieces to appreciate the skills of the artisans.

Engage with the rich cultural heritage of Nepal through a unique hands-on workshop where you'll craft traditional duna and tapari — eco-friendly leaf plates and bowls. Guided by local artisans, discover the age-old techniques of stitching sal leaves into functional art while learning about their significance in Nepali festivals and rituals. As a special treat, you'll also try your hand at twisted incense and cotton wick making, connecting deeply with Nepal's spiritual practices. Leave with your handmade creations, meaningful souvenirs that embody the essence of sustainability and craftsmanship.

Authentic Local Studio Setting - Hosted in a real artisan workshop, not a tourist showroom. Hands-On Creative Experience - Design and carve your own souvenir to take home. Learn from Master Craftsmen - Guided by experienced wood artists preserving generations of skill. Cultural Storytelling Included -Discover how wood carving connects to temples, Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Personalized Souvenir - Leave with something you made yourself, not something mass-produced.

This workshop is fully led by local people, and your booking directly supports their income and skills. You learn a traditional Nepali craft in a relaxed village-style setting and make your own 5-inch corn husk doll to take home. It’s a meaningful, hands-on cultural experience you won’t find anywhere else in Kathmandu.

The workshop is ideal for people who seek to have hands-on experience in making a keepsake inspired by the Nepalese culture yet with a personal touch of your own. The combination of the workshop, traditional lunch, and ending with an exploration of Patan will be a perfect blend of culture, history, and artistic seekers.

Immerse yourself in the art of traditional Nepalese stone carving during this hands-on workshop in Kathmandu. Led by talented local artisans, you'll learn age-old techniques that bring the intricate sculptures of the Kathmandu Valley to life. From selecting the right stone to shaping and engraving, each step will guide you in creating a unique piece of art. All tools and materials are provided, making it a perfect experience for both beginners and seasoned artists. As you carve, hear captivating stories about Nepal's rich cultural heritage, deepening your connection to this timeless craft.

This experience is a rich blend of tradition, craftsmanship, and cultural immersion. It begins with a hands-on wood carving workshop led by a skilled local artisan with decades of experience, allowing you to learn one of Bhaktapur’s most iconic crafts. After the workshop, enjoy a traditional Newari meal and take time to explore the historic surroundings. Rather than simply touring a heritage site, this experience invites you to connect with Bhaktapur’s artistic legacy in a personal and meaningful way.

Highly trained, experienced and knowledgeable yoga instructors. Every practitioner receives one-on-one guidance, especially if you are a beginner and have physical conditions. You’re guaranteed to feel a release of stress and tension stored in your body and mind. Every practitioner has free access to unlimited detox water and green tea post session. We also have spa and massage facility, a restaurant, an open garden and a wellness store in its premise that practitioners can fully enjoy

A short tour in Kathmandu 3-4 hrs. You will learn the experience with local people about metal work khukuri knife making in Kathmandu. You will enjoy the local experience with our knife-making master about khukuri knife with Nepali tea and cookies in our workshop in Kathmandu. and you will learn how to use and work on grinding and hammering the iron. Buffing and polishing the knife etc.

With this workshop, you can get hands-on experience in Khukuri making and engage in an age-old technique of craftsmanship. You will be involved in making your own Khukuri knife from scratch for the day while also interacting with the local artisans to learn about their lifestyles and traditions.