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Types of Houses


Temporary Houses:

Some houses can be moved from one place to another. Such houses are called temporary houses.
1) Houseboat:- A houseboat is a floating house. Tourists visit Kashmir to enjoy their stay in houseboats.

2) Wheel Caravan:- Some people move from one place to another in search of food and water. They are known as nomads or khanabadosh. Such people live in houses on wheels called wheel caravans.

3) Tent : - Some houses are made of canvas (Cloth). They are called tent. They can be folded easily and carried along. They are very easy to put up. Such tents are used by mountaineers and campers.

Special Houses:- Some houses are made according to the place where they are located.

1) Igloos:- Some people live in houses made of snow. These houses are called Igloos. Such houses are made in areas where it snows a lot.

2) Stilt House:- Stilt houses are made in areas that are generally folooded due to rain. A stilt hose stands on a set of wooden posts. It is quite high above the ground.

3) Houses with Slanting Roofs:- in places where it rains or snows a lot houses have slanting roofs to allow the rain or snow to fall down easily.
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