Nepal Hapkido Association
The Nepal Hapkido Association (NHA) is the official governing body for Hapkido in Nepal. Established to promote and regulate the practice of this Korean martial art, the association has played a crucial role in expanding Hapkido across the country.
Founded under the leadership of Grand Master Kali Bahadur Gharti Magar in 2008, the association has successfully spread Hapkido to all 7 provinces and 65 districts of Nepal. It focuses on self-defense, discipline, and physical fitness, making it popular among youth, security forces, and martial arts enthusiasts.
The National Sports Council (NSC) of Nepal has officially recognized the Nepal Hapkido Association, strengthening its legitimacy in the country’s sports community. Through training programs, tournaments, and community initiatives, NHA has contributed to personal empowerment and Nepal’s growing presence in international sports.
Welcome Message
I warmly welcome you to the Nepal Hapkido Association (NHA), a platform dedicated to discipline, self-defense, and personal empowerment. Since its establishment in 2008, our mission has been to spread Hapkido across Nepal, fostering a strong and resilient community.
With the support of passionate practitioners, dedicated instructors, and the wider community, Hapkido has reached all 7 provinces and 65 districts of Nepal. It has become more than just a physical practice—it is a way to build confidence, inner strength, and unity among individuals of all backgrounds.
As we continue this journey, I encourage everyone to embrace the values of respect, perseverance, and excellence. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced practitioner, Nepal Hapkido Association welcomes you to be part of this growing movement.
Together, let’s strengthen our skills, character, and commitment to a better future.
Kali Bahadur Gharti Magar
Founder & President
Nepal Hapkido Association
Overview of Hapkido’s Impact in Nepal
Hapkido has made a significant impact in Nepal since its introduction in 2008 by Grand Master Kali Bahadur Gharti Magar. Over the years, it has expanded across all 7 provinces and 65 districts, influencing individuals and communities in various ways.
Hapkido has provided thousands of Nepalese individuals, especially youth and women, with practical self-defense skills and a sense of confidence and discipline. Its emphasis on mental and physical resilience has helped many people navigate daily challenges with greater strength and focus.
Personal Empowerment & Self-Defense
With the recognition of the National Sports Council (NSC) of Nepal, Hapkido has gained national importance. Tournaments, training programs, and official events have established it as a competitive sport, attracting athletes from diverse backgrounds.
Growth in the Sports Sector
Hapkido has become a medium for social development by engaging in various community programs, including self-defense workshops for women, school training programs, and initiatives for underprivileged youth. These efforts have helped promote safety, discipline, and a positive mindset among participants.
Community Engagement & Social Change
Nepalese Hapkido practitioners have represented the country in international championships, strengthening Nepal’s identity in the global sports arena. The exchange of knowledge with international Hapkido organizations has also contributed to Nepal’s growing presence in the worldwide community.
International Recognition and Cultural Exchange
Hapkido has been integrated into the training programs of security forces, including the Nepal Army, Nepal Police, and Armed Police Force. Its techniques are valuable in enhancing their efficiency in close-combat situations and self-defense strategies.
Contribution to National Security and Law Enforcement
Ultimately, Hapkido in Nepal is more than just a physical discipline—it is a tool for personal growth, national sports development, and community empowerment. With its continued expansion, it holds the potential to shape a stronger and more disciplined society in Nepal.
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Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast
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