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A home that has lived through time — where the echoes of anklets once rang in sunlit courtyards, and whispered conversations still linger on cool stone floors.
Every corner holds a piece of history.
Tucked away in Abburu, Karnataka, this 104-year-old house has stood through India’s freedom struggle, witnessed Partition, and seen the country evolve into the modern republic it is today.
More than just brick and mortar, it’s a living archive — holding generations of memories, stories, and values passed down like heirlooms.
Whether it’s a Chettinad mansion, a Goan bungalow, a Rajasthani haveli, or a humble home like this — heritage homes reflect the soul of India’s regions and the resilience of its people.
Built with local materials and traditional techniques, they are often designed to stay naturally cooler during summers — making them not only beautiful but also more sustainable than many modern constructions.
Let’s celebrate, preserve, and share the timeless beauty of such spaces.
Credits: @pradhangausevak | @storiesofdeepika
#HeritageHomes #Abburu #KarnatakaTourism #traditionalhomes
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