Sindi

Sindi is a town and municipality in Pärnu County, Estonia. It is located in the southwestern part of Estonia, on the right bank of the Pärnu River, about 15 kilometers upstream from the city of Pärnu. Sindi was granted town rights on December 11, 1938.

The history of Sindi is closely tied to the industrial development of the region. The most prominent historical industry was the Sindi Textile Mill, established in 1896. This mill played a significant role in the town's economy and identity for many decades. After the restoration of Estonia's independence, the textile mill underwent privatization and changes, but its legacy remains a part of Sindi's heritage.

The municipality of Sindi encompasses the town itself and several surrounding villages. The town has a relatively small population, characteristic of many Estonian towns outside the major urban centers. Sindi is known for its peaceful atmosphere and its proximity to natural landscapes. The Pärnu River provides recreational opportunities and contributes to the scenic environment.

The town's infrastructure includes basic services such as schools, a library, and cultural facilities. Its location makes it accessible to the larger city of Pärnu, offering residents access to a wider range of amenities and employment opportunities. Sindi continues to develop as a residential area, attracting those who appreciate a quieter lifestyle while remaining connected to regional economic and cultural hubs.