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प्रश्न
How are these different from the house you live in?
उत्तर
The houses which we live in is built as per our requirements and depend on the weather conditions. We use cement, bricks, stone, wood, etc. to construct a house. But in the case of Changpas or Bakarwal people, they build up tents and keep wandering. Hence our houses are different from them.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Gaurav Jani passed through several states while going from Mumbai to Delhi. Find the capital cities of these states. Was there any other big town on his way?
Is Manali a plain or a hilly area? In which state is it?
Have you ever stayed in a tent? Where? What was it like?
Imagine that you were to stay alone in a small tent for two days and could take with you only ten things. Make a list of those ten things.
At what height is the place where you live?
At what height was it? Did you have any difficulty in breathing there?
Which is the highest place you have been to?
You read that in Changthang the temperature drops below 0°C. Look at newspapers on the TV to find cities in India or abroad where the temperature drops below 0°C. In which months do you expect to see this?
Think of your own house. Is there something special in it – like a sloping roof as it rains a lot, or a courtyard where you can sleep when it is hot or where things are kept in the sun (for drying, etc.)? Make a drawing.
What are the materials used for making your house? Is it mud, brick, stone, wood, or cement?
