Alchi

35 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle | Nepali Puzzle for Kids

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Theme Katamari Kathmandu Badmaas Tommy New Road

A colourful 35 piece Nepali jigsaw puzzle for children who love to look closely, think carefully and build something piece by piece.

Designed by Alchi in Nepal, these puzzles offer a simple screen-free activity that supports focus, hand-eye coordination, patience and problem-solving. Each design introduces children to a different Nepali story, place or cultural reference, making it a thoughtful choice for Nepali families in Australia, young learners and gift buyers looking for something playful with meaning.

Choose from four designs: Katamari, New Road, Kathmandu and Badmaas Tommy.

Choose your puzzle design

Katamari

Katamari means doll.

This design features dolls inspired by deities that hold deep significance in the Newar community of Nepal. The colourful figures, clothing and details make it a beautiful puzzle for children to piece together while being gently introduced to Nepali cultural imagery.

New Road

New Road is one of Kathmandu’s most nostalgic and recognisable places.

This design captures familiar landmarks, buildings and everyday details from the area. It is a lovely way for children to explore a Kathmandu street scene while families share memories of shopping trips, errands and childhood moments connected to New Road.

Kathmandu

Kathmandu is Nepal’s capital city, known for its traditional houses, layered streets, temples and courtyards.

This design features the old houses of Kathmandu in a colourful cityscape. Children can look for rooftops, windows, colours and shapes while slowly building a picture of a place that carries deep cultural meaning.

Badmaas Tommy

Badmaas means naughty or mischievous, and Tommy has long been a favourite name for dogs in many Nepali households.

This playful design shows a cheeky dog stealing meat from the butcher. It works beautifully for children because the story is instantly easy to understand, funny and full of movement.

Why you will love it

A children’s puzzle designed by Alchi in Nepal
35 piece format suitable for younger children
Supports focus, patience and problem-solving
Encourages hand-eye coordination
A screen-free activity for home, travel and quiet play
A thoughtful gift for Nepali children and families in Australia