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Bottled Drinking Water1 November 2026· 2 min read

Water Bottle Price in Nepal: 250ml, 500ml & 1L (2026)

A clear price guide for 250ml, 500ml and 1L bottled water in Nepal, why prices vary by size and location, and how to buy by the case.

Bottled water prices in Nepal depend on bottle size, where you buy, and whether you buy a single bottle or a case. Here's a clear guide, using Purna's current prices.

Purna bottle prices

Size Retail price Case size Case price
250 ml Rs 20 24 Rs 480
500 ml Rs 25 24 Rs 600
1 L Rs 40 12 Rs 480

Why prices differ

  • Size: larger bottles cost more in total but usually less per litre.
  • Location: prices inside and outside Kathmandu Valley can differ — government maximum retail prices are set and can vary by region.
  • Retail vs wholesale: buying by the case is generally cheaper per bottle.
  • Raw material and transport costs: these affect packaging and distribution costs.

Which size to buy

  • 250 ml: events, meetings, small hands, school bags.
  • 500 ml: everyday carry, travel, gym.
  • 1 L: home, office, long trips.

Buying in bulk

Offices, shops, hotels, and event organisers can order full cases directly from Purna, with free delivery across Kathmandu Valley. Message us on WhatsApp for business pricing. Custom-branded (private label) bottles are also available for hotels and events — ask us for details.

Quality checks before you buy

Look for an intact seal, a clear label with manufacturer details, a batch or expiry date, and the printed price. Ask for a bill — Purna provides one with every order, and is certified to ISO 22000:2018.

FAQ

What is the price of a 1L water bottle in Nepal? Prices vary by brand and location. Purna 1L bottles are Rs 40 each, or Rs 480 per case of 12.

Is it cheaper to buy by the case? Yes, usually — see the case prices above.

Do you sell mineral water? Purna is a certified, 7-stage purified bottled drinking water product — see our Himalayan spring water guide for details on sourcing and treatment.