Traditional village architecture in Nepal varies by ecology, climate, available materials, ethnicity, and regional settlement patterns.
Stone, mud, brick, timber, slate, bamboo, and earth-based materials are used differently across mountain, hill, and Terai environments.
Village architecture reflects agriculture, climate adaptation, livestock systems, kinship organization, and local geography.
This page connects with Middle Hills, Mustang, Tharu settlements, Gurung villages, and rural hometown identity.