Kelmė District is a municipality located in northern Lithuania. It is part of the Šiauliai County and covers an area of approximately 1,500 square kilometers. The district is known for its rural landscape, featuring forests, rivers, and agricultural land. The town of Kelmė serves as the administrative center and is home to various cultural and historical sites. The population of Kelmė District is around 20,000 residents, with many engaged in farming and local businesses. The district has several small towns and villages, each contributing to the area's rich cultural heritage. Local festivals and events often celebrate the traditions and history of the region.