WRAN PREMIER DOMESTIC CIRCUIT
Wheelchair Rugby Clinic | October 15–19, 2026 🔥 The ultimate proving ground for provincial wheelchair rugby teams across Nepal. This October, the nation’s emerging wheelchair rugby talent comes together for an intensive Wheelchair Rugby Clinic designed to build skills, strengthen teamwork, and prepare athletes for competitive action. From October 15–19, athletes and provincial teams will […]
Nepal’s first wheelchair accessible hiking trail in Pokhara
A wheelchair accessible hiking trail has been inaugurated in Pokhara of Kaski district, Nepal’s tourism capital, on Saturday. This is claimed to be the first of its kind in the entire Asian region. Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Rabindra Adhikari inaugurated the 1.3-km trail in local Deurali Naudanda yesterday. One can enjoy a […]
Government Ministry Launches Wheelchair Service for Accessibility
Kathmandu. The Government of Nepal, Ministry of Women, Children, Gender and Social Security has launched wheelchair service from today to ensure the ease and access of service recipients coming to the ministry. Targeting individuals with physical mobility difficulties, persons with disabilities, senior citizens, and other service recipients as needed, wheelchair service has been made available […]
Our Goal
Wheelchair Rugby Nepal exists to build a pathway for athletes with disabilities to participate, compete, and excel in wheelchair rugby — from their first time picking up a ball to representing Nepal on the international stage. Our objectives: 1. Grassroots AccessIntroduce wheelchair rugby to communities across Nepal, starting in Kathmandu Valley and expanding to other […]
About Us
About UsWheelchair Rugby Nepal Wheelchair Rugby Nepal (WRN) is the governing body for the development and growth of the sport of wheelchair rugby in Nepal. WRN is dedicated to providing athletes with a disability the opportunity to participate and excel in wheelchair rugby, from grassroots to international competition, through our national team, “the Himalayan Gladiators”. […]