Dindori / Mandla
House of Gond • गोण्ड आवास
Constructed by Gond masters of Dindori, featuring Paita Bangla reception, Mudhat Ghar sacred grain-hearth, and intricate Dhingna clay murals.
At Aadivart, each tribal home is not a scale model, but an authentic, life-sized living home constructed with traditional earth, local timber, stone, thatch, and authentic household artifacts by master builders from each respective tribal community.
Constructed by Gond masters of Dindori, featuring Paita Bangla reception, Mudhat Ghar sacred grain-hearth, and intricate Dhingna clay murals.
Traditional wattle-and-daub home with stone cattle enclosures, hand-hewn agricultural tools, and Pithora horses consecrated on inner walls.
Dwelling of the forest-healer tribe, showing elevated verandahs, herbal grain storage bins, and fine bamboo wickerwork.
Representative of the secluded valley dwellers of Patalkot, with hillside timber bracing, bamboo partitions, and hunting gear.
Reflects the Munda-language Satpura forest dwellers with carved Munda memorial wooden posts and stone threshold grinding mills.
Earthen homestead of the Vindhyan Kol tribe with grain threshers, sacred clay sil-batta stones, and thatched verandas.
Circular compound style from northern MP forests, highlighting pastoral cattle courtyards and grass-thatch roofing.