Samrajya Strategy Board Game by Alchi | Nepali Board Game

Samrajya is known as Nepal’s first original board game, inspired by Prithvi Narayan Shah’s historic journey through Kirtipur, Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur.

Created by Alchi in Nepal, Samrajya turns a defining chapter of Nepali history into a family-friendly race across the board. Players roll the dice, move through a winding path, use cards to slow down rivals, avoid poison cards, and try to conquer four cities on the way to building their kingdom.

The rules are easy to understand, with enough twists to keep children, families, and casual board game players engaged. As the game moves closer to the end, the path becomes harder, creating tension, rivalry, and plenty of replay value.

For Nepali families in Australia, Samrajya is a powerful way to bring history, culture, and shared play into the home. For board game lovers, it offers simple strategy, fast turns, and a uniquely Nepali theme rarely found in mainstream games.

With more than 8000 units sold in Nepal and eight editions sold out through local enthusiasm, Samrajya has helped spark a new wave of board game culture in Nepal.

Why you will love it

• A Nepali board game designed by Alchi
• Known as Nepal’s first original board game
• Inspired by Prithvi Narayan Shah’s conquest of the Kathmandu Valley
• Features Kirtipur, Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur
• Simple strategy that is easy for children and non-gamers to enjoy
• Great for family game nights, Nepali gatherings, and screen-free play
• High replayability with twists, cards, dice movement, and rivalry
• A thoughtful gift for Nepali families, children, and board game lovers in Australia

How to play

1. Roll the dice and move along the board.
2. Race to conquer four cities while navigating a difficult path.
3. Use cards to battle rivals, slow other players down, and protect your progress.
4. Watch out for poison cards.
5. The first player to complete the journey and build their Samrajya wins.

Product details

• Game type: Strategy board game
• Players: 2 to 6 players
• Playing time: 15 to 30 minutes
• Age guide: 6 years and above
• Replayability: High
• Brand: Alchi
• Origin: Designed in Nepal
• Theme: Nepali history and the Kathmandu Valley

Game components

• 1 board
• 1 dice
• 6 player pieces
• 34 cards
• 4 poison cards
• Instructions