Nalukettu houses kerala

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Discover the allure of tradition in architecture with our latest blog post! Immerse yourself in the charm of a Nalukettu house design that blends timeless elegance and modern living. Find out more!

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Lovely house in Thrissur Kerala - Traditional Kerala architecture plus the modern aspects, a wonderful meld of old-style living with vivid and contemporary nuances.

Explore the timeless charm of Nalukettu homes in Kerala, featuring unique architecture, materials, and the advantages of Kerala's cultural heritage.

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Kerala traditional home nalukettu

Pictured here is a Heritage Bungalow, 150-year-old Tharavadu mansion painstakingly transplanted and brought back from the brink. Make memories in distinctive abodes of tradition, surrounded by swaying palms and dense trees, interwoven canals, lush paddy fields, and backwater life. Coconut Lagoon embodies the enchanting essence of Kerala. #MeAndCGHEarth #CoconutLagoon #Backwaters #BackwaterDestination #KeralaTourism #HeritageBungalow #Tharavadu #KeralaTravel #TraditionalHome

കണ്ണൂർ കരിവെള്ളൂരിൽ കുടുംബവകയായ 34 സെന്റ് രണ്ടായി പകുത്താണ് സഹോദരങ്ങളായ അജേഷും രഞ്ജിത്തും വീട് പണിതത്. ഇരുവീടുകളും രൂപകൽപന ചെയ്തത് മൂത്ത സഹോദരൻ.Traditional Home, Brothers House, Manoramaonline, Manoramaveedu, KeralaHome

Traditional farmhouse in Kerala, India

Earlier repurposed as resorts and now finding popularity as private holiday retreats, we trace the journey of old Kerala and Chettinad homes

The traditional houses in Kerala with their sloping roofs and inviting courtyards have a timeless appeal. Referred to as Nalukettu, these sustainable houses are based on the principles of Thachu Shastra (the science of carpentry) and Vaastu Shastra - the traditional Indian system of architecture. Nalu means four and Kettu means blocks. So a Nalukettu is a rectangular structure with four blocks linked by an open courtyard. The Nalukettu houses are also referred to as Tharavadu, Kovilakam…

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