Keladighat

Keladi is a village in Sankhar VDC, Ward No-6, Nepal, known for its historical significance and the Radha Krishna Temple, which features continuous hymns by ashram saints. The village is situated at the edge of Syangha district near Maidi Khola, bordering Majuwa, Bhattarai Danda, and Palpa, with access via the Keladighat bridge connecting to these areas.

The Radha Damodar Temple, located on the Krishna Gandaki River, is a key site for the Nimbarka sampradaya. Nearby is the Shree Bhagawat Sharan Devacharya Global Center for Spiritual Health, emphasizing meditation and yoga as integral to holistic well-being. The village is also home to the Radha Damodar Sanskrit College, which contributes to local education and cultural preservation.

Shree 1008 Golokbasi Bhagawat Sharan Devacharya Maharaj played a pivotal role in establishing various ashrams and institutions in Keladi. Current Mahanta, Gopal Sharan Devacharya, holds a Master's in Vedanta and is dedicated to preserving the Krishna Gandaki River as an international Hindu site.

Keladi faces environmental challenges such as pollution and threats to its cultural heritage. The village is known for its non-violence ethos, prohibiting harm to animals and substance use. It boasts several global centers focused on spirituality, alternative medicine, peace studies, astronomy, end-of-life care, Vastu Shastra, and Shaligram research.

Tourism in Keladi is underdeveloped but shows potential with rafting initiatives. Festivals like Maghe Sankranti attract visitors for cultural experiences and trade. The village's commitment to peace and traditional healing makes it a unique destination blending spirituality and education.