Archive · 25 Nov 2025
Youth Revives 80-Year-Old Home in Keylong
A young man named Tanzin from Keylong in Himachal Pradesh led the restoration of an 80-year-old home.
The home was badly damaged, with leaks and worn-out interiors.
Tanzin and a team of local women and youth volunteers worked together to fix it.
They used special wood called Juniper and mud from the area to make the home look new again.
This project not only saved an old home but also helped bring back traditional weaving skills in the region.
It shows how young people can help preserve their cultural heritage.
Tanzin led the restoration of an 80-year-old home in Keylong, Himachal Pradesh.
The home was 50% damaged, with leaks and worn interiors.
Local women and youth volunteers participated in the restoration.
Juniper wood and local mud were used for the restoration.
The project aims to preserve heritage and revive traditional weaving skills.
- Who
- Tanzin and local volunteers
- What
- Restoration of an 80-year-old home
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Keylong, Himachal Pradesh
- Why
- To preserve heritage and revive weaving traditions
- Location
- Keylong, Himachal Pradesh
- Age of Home
- 80 years
- Materials Used
- Juniper wood, local mud
- Restoration Team
- Local women and youth volunteers
- Damage Before Restoration
- 50% of the home was damaged