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Himachal Pradesh’s traditional houses feature unique architectural elements designed to withstand the region’s harsh climate and mountainous terrain. These include sloping roofs with overhanging eaves to prevent snow buildup, thick stone walls for insulation, and intricate wood carvings on doors and windows for decorative purposes. Additionally, houses are often built on raised platforms or stilts to protect against flooding during monsoon season, showcasing the ingenuity and craftsmanship of local builders.