Sindhupalchowk District is located in the central part of Nepal, within the Bagmati Province. It is known for its diverse geography, which includes hills, valleys, and rivers. The district is home to several important cultural and historical sites, making it a significant area for both locals and tourists. The district's administrative center is Chautara, which serves as a hub for local governance and services. Sindhupalchowk is also affected by natural disasters, notably the devastating earthquake in 2015, which impacted many communities and infrastructure. The region is rich in natural beauty, attracting visitors for trekking and exploring its scenic landscapes.