Nepali Dhaka Topi

The Nepali Dhaka topi is a traditional headgear worn by Nepali men on special occasions and festivals. It is made from handwoven fabric called "Dhaka," known for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns.

The cap has a flat crown, a slightly curved brim, and a long tie at the back. It represents Nepali culture and identity, signifying respect for tradition and customs.

The Nepali Bhadgaule topi is a traditional headgear worn by Nepali men, named after the city of Bhadgaun (Bhaktapur). It is made from velvet or silk with a domed crown and a wide, flat brim adorned with intricate embroidery.

Popular among all Nepalese communities and all regions of Nepal, it is worn during special occasions and represents Nepali heritage, culture, and national pride. Efforts are made to preserve and promote its use as an important symbol of Nepali identity.