1. International Tournaments
- Nepal International Series / International Challenge: Sanctioned by the Badminton World Federation (BWF) and the Badminton Asia Confederation, these events draw international athletes from all over the world to compete in the men's and women's singles, doubles, and mixed doubles.
- Details: The tournaments provide a vital platform for Nepali shuttlers to earn global ranking points, secure international exposure, and compete for titles and prize pools on home soil.
National & Departmental Championships
- National Championships: Organized in rotating cities (such as Banke, Lahan, and Kathmandu), these tournaments crown the official national champions across multiple categories.
- Departmental Dominance: Domestic tournaments feature heavy participation from the Armed Police Force (APF), Nepal Police Club, and Tribhuvan Army Club, which are the primary employers of professional athletes in the country.
- Prize Structure: Events frequently include Men's and Women's Open Singles, Doubles, and 45+ Veterans events, with top-tier winners competing for cash purses ranging between Rs. 20,Badminton is one of the most popular and rapidly growing sports in Nepal, supported by a structured calendar of international, national, and regional tournaments. These events are governed by the Nepal Badminton Association (NBA), bringing together top domestic talents, departmental teams (like Nepal Police, Tribhuvan Army, and APF), and international competitors. 000 and Rs. 70,000 depending on the tournament.
- . Regional and Grassroots Tournaments
- Provincial & Inter-School Events: Tournaments are held year-round at the provincial level (e.g., Koshi province championships in Panchthar) and locally for schools (e.g., Mohan Memorial All Nepal Open National Inter-School) to identify and foster young talent.
- Corporate & Memorial Tournaments: Various clubs and associations, such as the Pushpa Lal Memorial and local community clubs, regularly sponsor open tournaments to promote physical health and tourism
