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Faridabad's 'Vanbhoj Mud House' Becomes a Unique Attraction, Built with Mud, Wood, and Stones
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News18•05-10-2026, 11:10
Faridabad's 'Vanbhoj Mud House' Becomes a Unique Attraction, Built with Mud, Wood, and Stones
- •The 'Vanbhoj Mud House' in Surajkund, Faridabad, a unique house made of mud, wood, and stones, has become a center of attraction.
- •Unlike modern cement and concrete structures, this house is built using traditional materials, reminiscent of old-time homes.
- •Its thick mud walls keep the house naturally cool in summer, offering a refreshing escape from the heat.
- •The house, designed by architects Revathi Kamath and Vasant Kamath, has a 30-year-old story behind its recent development.
- •It serves as a private museum, offering tourists, architecture students, and schoolchildren an opportunity to learn about traditional construction methods.
Key Questions Answered
The Vanbhoj Mud House is built using a combination of mud, wood, and stones.
The house was designed by architects Revathi Kamath and Vasant Kamath, with its story dating back about 30 years.
The indoor temperature remains lower than the outside environment due to the thick mud walls, providing natural coolness during summer days.
