Khadka is a traditional Nepalese weapon, often resembling a curved sword or dagger. It is typically made of metal and features a distinctive blade that is designed for both slashing and thrusting. The Khadka has historical significance in Nepal, often associated with the Gorkha soldiers and their valor in battles. In addition to its practical use in combat, the Khadka is also a symbol of cultural heritage in Nepal. It is often used in various rituals and ceremonies, reflecting the craftsmanship of local artisans. The weapon is sometimes displayed as a decorative item, showcasing its intricate designs and historical importance.