Empowering Martial Artists

Nepal Hapkido is dedicated to providing top-notch training in the art of Hapkido, emphasizing discipline, technique, and practical self-defense skills.

The Hapkido in Nepal was founded and commenced by Mr. Enipa Maharjan ( vice- president of NNMGC ) in the year 2053 B.S. In Nepal, Hapkido was started as a club in the year 2055 BS and registered officially in the National Sports Council. Continuing the game, in the year 2061, it was also registered in the District Administration Office Lalitpur and Social Welfare Council In 2062/63, when the Nepal Renbukai Association was registered in the national sports council.

Nepal Hapkido Association was also officially registered under the Renbukai Association and organized the first nationwide Friendship Cup Tournament at Dasharath Stadium. The Nepal Hapkido Association gained popularity in the year 2064 BS when a huge  Hapkido exhibition was held at  Basantpur, Kathmandu. In 2007 AD, Nepal Hapki-do got the chartered membership of the World Hapkido Association, USA and it is still happening. Similarly, in 2068BS, he organized the second large Hapkido exhibition at Siddhipur Festival. In the year 2070 BS, the first seminar and referee and coach training were held in Mangal Bazar. The First National Martial Arts Festival in 2013 AD and First South Asian Martial Arts Festival in 2014 AD were commendable. Nepal Hapkido Association is also a member of the Nepal National Martial Arts Games Confederation (NNMGC). Likewise, the Nepal Hapkido Association and the nation became proud when three players who went to anticipated in the 6th International Martial Arts Games in Delhi, India, won all three medals (1 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze) in December 2015. 2073 The second technical seminar was organized in Bhadra which over 100 people attended, and member secretary Keshav Kumar Bista was the chief guest. Currently, while expanding the Hapkido game, the process of running and training to various places and districts continues. Currently, there are about 1200 players, 60 coaches, and 40 referees playing Hapkido. Nepal Hapkido Association is also a member of The Korea Hapkido Federation of South Korea. Founded with the passion to promote the art of Hapkido, Nepal Hapkido started as a small dojo and has grown into a renowned academy known for excellence.
Nepal Hapkido has proudly served a diverse range of clients including military personnel, law enforcement agencies, security units, and individuals seeking to enhance their self-defense skills.