Kukri khukuri hi-res stock photography and images

Gurka soldier wearing the ceremonial kukri / khukuri knife Stock Photo

RMENAWJT–Gurka soldier wearing the ceremonial kukri / khukuri knife

Nepal, Kathmandu, kukri, khukuri, traditional knives, Stock Photo

RM2TBEG5D–Nepal, Kathmandu, kukri, khukuri, traditional knives,

RMB0A6CF–Kukri knife

RF2BFAJ47–Nepal, Kukri knife

Gorkha, Ghurka Man with Khukuri; Knife; Kukri at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India Stock Photo

RMC2MNXC–Gorkha, Ghurka Man with Khukuri; Knife; Kukri at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India

RMCYMF83–Gorkha, Ghurka Man with Khukuri; Knife; Kukri at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India

A knife and a knife cover are laying on a white surface. Nepali Khukuri Knife Stock Photo

RF2R1TDWE–A knife and a knife cover are laying on a white surface. Nepali Khukuri Knife

The kukri knife is a type of short sword with a recurved curve originating from the Indian subcontinent. Nepal. Asia. Drawing by P. Sellier. Travel to Nepal by Doctor Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931) Le Tour du Monde 1886 Stock Photo

RM2X20NM2–The kukri knife is a type of short sword with a recurved curve originating from the Indian subcontinent. Nepal. Asia. Drawing by P. Sellier. Travel to Nepal by Doctor Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931) Le Tour du Monde 1886

WWI - A British allied Gurkha soldier from Nepal. with his small machette knife known as a kukri or khukuri . During the First World War more than 90,000 Gurkhas served in the Indian Army, suffering approximately 20,000 casualties, They recieved and around 2,000 gallantry awards for their service. Stock Photo

RM2HNHKFA–WWI - A British allied Gurkha soldier from Nepal. with his small machette knife known as a kukri or khukuri . During the First World War more than 90,000 Gurkhas served in the Indian Army, suffering approximately 20,000 casualties, They recieved and around 2,000 gallantry awards for their service.

Wellington Barracks, London, UK. 18th Apr, 2024. The Queen's Gurkha Signals receive their Fit For Role Inspection to ensure they are ready to take up Ceremonial Public Duties guarding Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, St James Palace, and Windsor Castle. Under guidance from the Household Division, they have undergone rigorous inspections and drill practice to raise them to the highest standard. They put everything they have learnt and rehearsed into practice as they face their Fit For Role Inspection on the Wellington Barracks Parade Ground inspected by the Brigade Major, Adjutant London Stock Photo

RM2X1TK7Y–Wellington Barracks, London, UK. 18th Apr, 2024. The Queen's Gurkha Signals receive their Fit For Role Inspection to ensure they are ready to take up Ceremonial Public Duties guarding Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, St James Palace, and Windsor Castle. Under guidance from the Household Division, they have undergone rigorous inspections and drill practice to raise them to the highest standard. They put everything they have learnt and rehearsed into practice as they face their Fit For Role Inspection on the Wellington Barracks Parade Ground inspected by the Brigade Major, Adjutant London

RFTRE8W6–sharp steel khukuri

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Original Gurkha Kukri (Khukri, Kukkri) with Karda and Chakmak sharpener. The Kukri is a fighting Machette and a tool.Dating back to the 7th century Stock Photo

RF2HW319R–Original Gurkha Kukri (Khukri, Kukkri) with Karda and Chakmak sharpener. The Kukri is a fighting Machette and a tool.Dating back to the 7th century

A selection Kukhuri knives on sale at a Nepal market Stock Photo

RMDW5N8T–A selection Kukhuri knives on sale at a Nepal market

A vintage kukri or khukuri knife Stock Photo

RMJ50X2T–A vintage kukri or khukuri knife

The Gurkhas are soldiers from Nepal. The name may be traced to the medieval Hindu warrior-saint Guru Gorakhnath who has a historic shrine in Gorkha, Nepal. Gurkhas are closely associated with the khukuri, a forward-curving Nepalese knife and have a well known reputation for their fearless military prowess. The former Indian Army Chief of Staff Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, once stated that 'If a man says he is not afraid of dying, he is either lying or is a Gurkha'. Stock Photo

RM2B032W2–The Gurkhas are soldiers from Nepal. The name may be traced to the medieval Hindu warrior-saint Guru Gorakhnath who has a historic shrine in Gorkha, Nepal. Gurkhas are closely associated with the khukuri, a forward-curving Nepalese knife and have a well known reputation for their fearless military prowess. The former Indian Army Chief of Staff Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, once stated that 'If a man says he is not afraid of dying, he is either lying or is a Gurkha'.

Formation insignia for the British army Gurkha Infantry Brigade in their military tour of Hong Kong. Bovington Tank Museum, Dorset UK Stock Photo

RF2HJBRN6–Formation insignia for the British army Gurkha Infantry Brigade in their military tour of Hong Kong. Bovington Tank Museum, Dorset UK

Shining Kukri knife or Nepalese machete in dramatic light, top view. Stock Photo

RF2JDND7J–Shining Kukri knife or Nepalese machete in dramatic light, top view.

top view of traditional Nepali knife Kukri on outdoor concrete board Stock Photo

RFWW2JRP–top view of traditional Nepali knife Kukri on outdoor concrete board

RMENAWB4–Gurka soldier wearing the ceremonial kukri / khukuri knife

Nepali farmer holding a traditional Khukuri (Kukri) knife Stock Photo

RMHP4WFP–Nepali farmer holding a traditional Khukuri (Kukri) knife

Nepal, Kathmandu, Swayambhunath Temple, antique and modern reproduction Kukri knives for sale Stock Photo

RMRPY884–Nepal, Kathmandu, Swayambhunath Temple, antique and modern reproduction Kukri knives for sale

Nepal, Kukri, traditional knife with sheath and sharpening steel Stock Photo

RF2DD4DAE–Nepal, Kukri, traditional knife with sheath and sharpening steel

Kukri knife, Nepal, Presents to Josip Bros Tito, Museum of Yugoslavia, Belgrade, Serbia Stock Photo

RM2WXW6G2–Kukri knife, Nepal, Presents to Josip Bros Tito, Museum of Yugoslavia, Belgrade, Serbia

Gorkha, Ghurka Women at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India Stock Photo

RMCYMEYK–Gorkha, Ghurka Women at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India

Display of kukhuri knives for sale, Bhaktapur, Nepal. Stock Photo

RMKEHJ1D–Display of kukhuri knives for sale, Bhaktapur, Nepal.

RF2D9E31A–Gurkha Army logo. Illustration of Gurkha army.Brigade of Gurkha logo.

RFR0GW5T–Pokhara, Nepal - July 31, 2018 : Kukri or khukuri knives as souvenirs in shop window in Pokhara town, are considered as the national knife and icon of

RM2X1WGF8–Wellington Barracks, London, UK. 18th Apr, 2024. The Queen's Gurkha Signals receive their Fit For Role Inspection to ensure they are ready to take up Ceremonial Public Duties guarding Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, St James Palace, and Windsor Castle. Under guidance from the Household Division, they have undergone rigorous inspections and drill practice to raise them to the highest standard. Image: Khukuri inspection, Gurkhas have used Khukuri throughout their entire service in the British Army and it continues to be worn with both ceremonial and field forms of dress. Credit: Malcolm

RM2X6GEKP–The kukri knife is a type of short sword with a recurved curve originating from the Indian subcontinent. Nepal. Asia. Drawing by P. Sellier. Travel to Nepal by Doctor Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931) Le Tour du Monde 1886

RFR4BA02–Gurkha khukuri knife

masks and kukri knives for sale, Kathmandu, Nepal Stock Photo

RFKKXWRW–masks and kukri knives for sale, Kathmandu, Nepal

Traditional Gurkha kukhri knife with scabbard and accessory knives. Stock Photo

RFWC9W11–Traditional Gurkha kukhri knife with scabbard and accessory knives.

RMJ4FC63–A vintage kukri or khukuri knife

RM2B033H6–The Gurkhas are soldiers from Nepal. The name may be traced to the medieval Hindu warrior-saint Guru Gorakhnath who has a historic shrine in Gorkha, Nepal. Gurkhas are closely associated with the khukuri, a forward-curving Nepalese knife and have a well known reputation for their fearless military prowess. The former Indian Army Chief of Staff Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, once stated that 'If a man says he is not afraid of dying, he is either lying or is a Gurkha'.

Nepali boys wear t-shirt with khukuri, the national knife of Nepal. Stock Photo

RFJ16FYH–Nepali boys wear t-shirt with khukuri, the national knife of Nepal.

RF2JDND8J–Shining Kukri knife or Nepalese machete in dramatic light, top view.

top view of Khukuri traditional Nepali knife on outdoor concrete board Stock Photo

RFWW2JM3–top view of Khukuri traditional Nepali knife on outdoor concrete board

Kukri knife diagonal with wooden scabbard nepalese cold arms isolated Stock Photo

RF2JTY52C–Kukri knife diagonal with wooden scabbard nepalese cold arms isolated

Display of nepalese handicrafts -khukuri gurkha daggers-bead bracelets-buddhist prayer wheels-small hand cymbals- in windowshop Stock Photo

RFEANF0M–Display of nepalese handicrafts -khukuri gurkha daggers-bead bracelets-buddhist prayer wheels-small hand cymbals- in windowshop

Ghurkas first line capturing a German Trench, WW1 Stock Photo

RMJXE46F–Ghurkas first line capturing a German Trench, WW1

RF2EH5XC4–Nepal, Kukri knife

Closeup of a Vintage Ghurkha Kukri knife with curved metal blade. Isolated on white background. Stock Photo

RF2HXT9RF–Closeup of a Vintage Ghurkha Kukri knife with curved metal blade. Isolated on white background.

RMCYMEHB–Gorkha, Ghurka Women at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India

Kukri knife, traditional Nepali machete. Black and white line art and color drawing. Vector clip art illustration. Stock Vector

RF2M1B88X–Kukri knife, traditional Nepali machete. Black and white line art and color drawing. Vector clip art illustration.

RF2D9E34P–Gurkha Army logo. Illustration of Gurkha army.Brigade of Gurkha logo.

Kathmandu, Nepal - 12 May 2015: Man builds a tent in the Chuchepati area of Kathmandu, after the 7.3 magnitude earthquake. Stock Photo

RMFX6JJD–Kathmandu, Nepal - 12 May 2015: Man builds a tent in the Chuchepati area of Kathmandu, after the 7.3 magnitude earthquake.

RM2X1WGFD–Wellington Barracks, London, UK. 18th Apr, 2024. The Queen's Gurkha Signals receive their Fit For Role Inspection to ensure they are ready to take up Ceremonial Public Duties guarding Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, St James Palace, and Windsor Castle. Under guidance from the Household Division, they have undergone rigorous inspections and drill practice to raise them to the highest standard. Image: Khukuri inspection, Gurkhas have used Khukuri throughout their entire service in the British Army and it continues to be worn with both ceremonial and field forms of dress. Credit: Malcolm

Vintage Ghurkha Khukri Knife on white background Stock Photo

RF2C7HF5F–Vintage Ghurkha Khukri Knife on white background

RFR4BA0P–Gurkha khukuri knife

Ramkot Village, a traditional Newari village, Bandipur, Nepal Stock Photo

RMHP4WX9–Ramkot Village, a traditional Newari village, Bandipur, Nepal

4th Prince of Wales's Own Gurkha Rifles cap badge C. 1924-1947. Stock Photo

RM2NHHNRH–4th Prince of Wales's Own Gurkha Rifles cap badge C. 1924-1947.

A vintage kukri or khukuri knife sheath or scabbard Stock Photo

RMJ50X2P–A vintage kukri or khukuri knife sheath or scabbard

Vintage Ghurkha Khukri Knife, slightly rusty on curved metal blade. Isolated on gray background Stock Photo

RF2C7HEN8–Vintage Ghurkha Khukri Knife, slightly rusty on curved metal blade. Isolated on gray background

RMC426H3–Gorkha, Ghurka Women at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India

Bunch of tibetan traditional souvenirs lying on red table (market in Nepal, Kathmandu) Stock Photo

RFJFD2YJ–Bunch of tibetan traditional souvenirs lying on red table (market in Nepal, Kathmandu)

sharpening Kukri traditional Nepali knife on grinding machine in village workshop Stock Photo

RFWW2JKR–sharpening Kukri traditional Nepali knife on grinding machine in village workshop

RF2JTY52A–Kukri knife diagonal with wooden scabbard nepalese cold arms isolated

Traditional Nepali knife khukuri Hanging on wooden Stand for sale in Bhaktpur Nepal. Nepali Khukuri Souvenir Stock Photo

RF2BNJF8X–Traditional Nepali knife khukuri Hanging on wooden Stand for sale in Bhaktpur Nepal. Nepali Khukuri Souvenir

Ghurkas 2nd line securing a German Trench, WW1 Stock Photo

RMJXE46A–Ghurkas 2nd line securing a German Trench, WW1

Statue of a Gurkha soldier a tribute to the British Army's Gurkha Regiment, Whitehall London England UK Stock Photo

RMHMGJT3–Statue of a Gurkha soldier a tribute to the British Army's Gurkha Regiment, Whitehall London England UK

Gurkhas armed with their kukri or khukuri, a Nepalese knife with an inwardly curved blade, together with members of the Gordon Highlanders storming the Dargai Heights in 1897 during The Tirah Campaign. The piper, Sergeant George Frederick Findlater, shot in the feet during the advance, unable to walk, and exposed to enemy fire, continued playing to encourage the battalion's advance. He was later awarded the Victoria Cross for bravery. Stock Photo

RMGKC9HA–Gurkhas armed with their kukri or khukuri, a Nepalese knife with an inwardly curved blade, together with members of the Gordon Highlanders storming the Dargai Heights in 1897 during The Tirah Campaign. The piper, Sergeant George Frederick Findlater, shot in the feet during the advance, unable to walk, and exposed to enemy fire, continued playing to encourage the battalion's advance. He was later awarded the Victoria Cross for bravery.

RMCYMEPR–Gorkha, Ghurka Women at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India

RF2MFDRE1–Two crossed Kukri knives. Traditional Nepali machete weapon. Black and white line art logo, vector clip art illustration.

RMCYM68C–Gorkha, Ghurka Women at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India

RMFX6JJ9–Kathmandu, Nepal - 12 May 2015: Man builds a tent in the Chuchepati area of Kathmandu, after the 7.3 magnitude earthquake.

RM2X1WGFM–Wellington Barracks, London, UK. 18th Apr, 2024. The Queen's Gurkha Signals receive their Fit For Role Inspection to ensure they are ready to take up Ceremonial Public Duties guarding Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, St James Palace, and Windsor Castle. Under guidance from the Household Division, they have undergone rigorous inspections and drill practice to raise them to the highest standard. Image: Khukuri inspection, Gurkhas have used Khukuri throughout their entire service in the British Army and it continues to be worn with both ceremonial and field forms of dress. Credit: Malcolm

Domestic cat between pumpkins Stock Photo

RMDGTT8E–Domestic cat between pumpkins

RFR4B9W2–Gurkha khukuri knife

RMHP4WX4–Ramkot Village, a traditional Newari village, Bandipur, Nepal

1914 War Illustrated Gurkhas in Action on the Western Front Stock Photo

RMKKFMHC–1914 War Illustrated Gurkhas in Action on the Western Front

A vintage kukri or khukuri knife in its sheath or scabbard Stock Photo

RMJ50X2K–A vintage kukri or khukuri knife in its sheath or scabbard

RFHM7KPB–policeman with his tools icon image, vctor illustration

RMC426MB–Gorkha, Ghurka Women at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India

sharpening Khukur traditional Nepali knife on grinding machine in rural workshop Stock Photo

RFWW2JFR–sharpening Khukur traditional Nepali knife on grinding machine in rural workshop

RF2JTY523–Kukri knife diagonal with wooden scabbard nepalese cold arms isolated

RM2X1TK93–Wellington Barracks, London, UK. 18th Apr, 2024. The Queen's Gurkha Signals receive their Fit For Role Inspection to ensure they are ready to take up Ceremonial Public Duties guarding Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, St James Palace, and Windsor Castle. Under guidance from the Household Division, they have undergone rigorous inspections and drill practice to raise them to the highest standard. They put everything they have learnt and rehearsed into practice as they face their Fit For Role Inspection on the Wellington Barracks Parade Ground inspected by the Brigade Major, Adjutant London

RMDGTWJ0–Domestic cat between pumpkins

RFR4B9XW–Gurkha khukuri knife

RFHM7GBT–figure policeman with his tools icon image, vctor illustration

RMC426P0–Gorkha, Ghurka Women at Namdapha Eco Cultural Festival, Miao, Arunachal Pradesh, India

RF2JTY516–Kukri knife diagonal with wooden scabbard nepalese cold arms isolated

RM2X1TK8D–Wellington Barracks, London, UK. 18th Apr, 2024. The Queen's Gurkha Signals receive their Fit For Role Inspection to ensure they are ready to take up Ceremonial Public Duties guarding Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, St James Palace, and Windsor Castle. Under guidance from the Household Division, they have undergone rigorous inspections and drill practice to raise them to the highest standard. They put everything they have learnt and rehearsed into practice as they face their Fit For Role Inspection on the Wellington Barracks Parade Ground inspected by the Brigade Major, Adjutant London