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Unique Vedic House in Modinagar: Peacocks Dance, Stays Cool Without AC-Cooler!
- •Gaurav Jain built a unique Vedic house on 550 yards in Modinagar, Ghaziabad, which stays cool without AC or cooler.
- •The house is constructed from natural materials like Vedic plaster, Vedic trees, and local grass, providing coolness in summer and warmth in winter.
- •It features a large open courtyard where peacocks dance in the morning, offering a stress-free environment.
- •The house is decorated in Rajasthani style, incorporating bamboo furniture and antique artifacts.
- •Gaurav Jain is a businessman and cow breeder, also involved in Vedic farming and producing pure ghee.
Key Questions Answered
A Vedic house is a natural dwelling designed to stay cool in summer and warm in winter without using AC or coolers. This particular Vedic house is built on about 550 yards in Modinagar, located in the Ghaziabad district of Uttar Pradesh.
The house was built by Gaurav Jain, a businessman and cow breeder. It is constructed using minimal cement, local grass, thatch, Vedic plaster, Vedic paint, and natural materials, featuring a large open courtyard surrounded by bamboo boundaries.
The property includes a Rajasthani-style decorated interior with bamboo furniture, an old coin frame clock, and a Punjab cot. Outside, there is a large grassy field with trees, a swing, and a cowshed housing 14 Gir cows. Gaurav Jain and his family visit in the morning to practice yoga and enjoy peacocks dancing in the courtyard.
