Popular Architecture of India

Modest Habitats of India

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Modest Habitats of India
Two Roofs

A thatched roof and a tiled roof in the village of Hadolli, Uttara Kannada
See also:
Toda temple with a curved roof

Common Habitats of India
Abodes of Commons

Pictures
Thou Art Everywhere, But I Worship Thee HereHow India Gets her WaterKrishna Temple, UdupiOld Fashioned Indian HouseA Building at Shantiniketan CampusToda temple with a curved roof
Marble roofs and arches of RajasthanThe Kalash (towering pot) of a Buddhist templeEarly Morning Art Outside a Tamilian HomeA Door in a Cancone TempleDesigns Around a Temple WindowPainted Temple of Malagi
Sirsi Marikamba TempleThe Gonda Habitat with Country TilesA Typical Hut, RajasthanPaintings on a Tribal Hut, BhojpurA Temple of Madhya PradeshEntrance to Temple, Goa
Entrance to Mangeshi TempleThatched HutsAdivasi Habitat, Madhya PradeshThe Khetapai Temple of BhaktalA Siddi HabitatBarsur Temple
Habitat of the Kadu-Kuruba TribalsThe Minaret of a MosqueYou are hereHome ImprovementTemple Inside Temple Inside TempleStone Benches at the Temple Entrance
Thatched Roof and Decorated Walls of a HutA Hut in Bandipur ForestA Poor Familys HabitatHabitat of a Basket WeaverHome of a Basket Weaver

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