Sindhuli Gadhi, a historically significant fort, lies in the Sinduli district of Bagmati Province. The place is famous for the battle between the Gorkha army led by Sardar Banshu Gurung, Bir Bhadra Upadhyay, and the British military, headed by Captain Kinloch.

The British troop was defeated by Nepal army in November 1767. The remains of the fort are present in a demolished state that takes you on a mini-ride to the 18th century. The British army left behind several weapons that were seized by the Nepal army. With unconventional war tactics like unleashing the hornets using nettles, among several other strategies, Gorkhas did not let British soldiers conquer Kathmandu valley.

Recently, the place is popular among tourists and wanderers. The mention of the fort is a popular Nepali song – ‘Sindhuli Gadhi ghumera herda’ has explained the beauty of the fort and the area around it. You can find Nepali flags in the fort that reminds us of the impressive historical victory. Each year, Sindhuli Gadhi Memorial Day in November is celebrated in the place to provide a tribute to the excellent victory of the Nepal army over the British.

A small place that can be explored within a day, Sindhuli Gadhi is near Kathmandu, and is accessible via road transportation. The road to Gadhi from Kathmandu is entirely maintained. Gadhi is one of the exciting places in the region, which can be explored in a short time. The site is mostly visited by people heading towards neighboring cities as Gadhi is few kilometers from the highway.

Sindhuli Gadhi can be a one-day trip if you are around Kathmandu. You can visit the fort and learn about the history of Nepal. People usually stop there for a quick snack and drink and refreshments. The place is famous for the local oranges.