POUDEL
Poudel
Poudel is a surname of Nepalese origin commonly found among the Gurkha community in the United Kingdom. Gurkhas are soldiers from Nepal who have served in the British Army for over two centuries, renowned for their bravery and loyalty. The surname Poudel is believed to have historical roots in the Western region of Nepal, particularly among the Brahmin and Chhetri communities.
Members of the Poudel family are often associated with military service, education, and various professions in the UK. They have made notable contributions to British society, particularly in the fields of healthcare, engineering, and sports.
In recent years, the Poudel surname has become more recognised and respected within the Nepalese community in the UK, symbolising a sense of heritage, identity, and shared history among individuals bearing this name. The Poudel family name reflects the enduring ties between Nepal and the United Kingdom, celebrating the cultural diversity and rich heritage of both nations.
There are approximately 142 people named Poudel in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Poudel.