The Order of the Footprint of Nepal (or Nepal Shripada) was established by King Mahendra on December 16, 1962.
This prestigious award is exclusively conferred upon Nepalese citizens who have made significant contributions to enhancing the national prestige of Nepal.
The order comprises various ranks, including:
- The Sovereign (Parama-Ujjwala-Kirtimaya-Nepal-Shripada)
- The Grand Master (Ati-Ujjwala-Kirtimaya-Nepal-Shripada).
Additionally, there are five classes of ordinary members:
- Maha-Ujjwala-Kirtimaya-Nepal-Shripada
- Ujjwala-Kirtimaya-Nepal-Shripada
- Sukirtmaya-Nepal-Shripada
- Kirtimaya-Nepal-Shripada
- Nepal-Shripada.
Each class reflects a different level of recognition for the recipient’s service and dedication to the country, symbolizing their esteemed contributions to Nepal’s honor and reputation.
The Order of the Footprint of Nepal Design
The ribbon is red with a narrow blue central stripe and 2 white edge stripes on each side.
