Revathi & Vasanth Kamath
When a former mining quarry came into the caring hands of Revathi & Vasanth Kamath, its fate changed forever. Once stripped bare, the land was revived into a lush oasis where trees flourished, birds returned, and nature thrived again. The Kamath House, built with mud, stone, and wood, became a symbol of sustainable living.
Today, Van Bhoj isn’t just a home, it’s a sanctuary where life flows in harmony with nature. Amidst green canopies, dancing peacocks, and rustling Neem and Peepal trees, one discovers the beauty of simple, mindful living. And nothing captures this spirit better than GrandMa’s Kitchen, an experience available for day visits only.
Sustainable Construction
Once a barren quarry stripped of its vitality, Van Bhoj was revived by Revathi & Vasanth Kamath, who believed that a home should exist with nature, not against it. Using only materials from the land itself—mud, stone, bamboo, and lime—they built a sanctuary that remains cool in summer, warm in winter, and timeless in its beauty. Every wall, every structure at Van Bhoj tells a story of resilience and sustainability.
Basic
₹999
Mud House Tour
Forest Walk
2 Hours
BOOK NOWStandard
₹1999
Mud House Tour
Forest Walk
Herbal Drink
Snack
3 Hours
BOOK NOWPremium
₹2,999
Mud House Tour
Forest Walk
Herbal Drink
Lunch
Dessert
4 Hours
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Construction – Building Homes That Breathe
Most modern homes are concrete boxes—sealed shut, artificial, and disconnected from the land. But what if your home could breathe with the seasons, stay naturally comfortable, and exist in harmony with its surroundings?
At Van Bhoj Construction, we build homes that are crafted, not manufactured—using nature’s materials to create structures that are:
Cool in Summers & Warm in Winters
No need for artificial heating or cooling. Mud and stone regulate temperature naturally.
Chemical-Free & Sustainable
No synthetic paints, no harmful chemicals—just pure, natural materials that age beautifully.
Designed to Last Generations
Inspired by timeless techniques, our homes are built to stand strong for decades.
Inspired by Tradition, Perfected for Today
We blend traditional wisdom with modern needs to create homes that are both practical and poetic.
How We Build
Mud, Stone & Lime Construction
Earthy, strong, and naturally insulated.
Natural Ventilation & Sunlight Design
Thoughtfully placed windows and courtyards ensure abundant light and airflow.
Handcrafted Aesthetic
Every structure is unique, artistic, and deeply connected to the land it stands on.
Eco-Friendly Techniques
Rainwater harvesting, composting, and waste-water recycling are seamlessly integrated.
Ready to Build a Home That’s Truly Yours?
At Van Bhoj Construction, we don’t just build houses, we craft legacies. Whether you want a full-fledged home, a retreat, or an extension, let’s bring your vision to life. Day visits only – explore Van Bhoj and experience sustainable living firsthand!
Open Daily
Location: Van Bhoj, near Surajkund, Delhi NCR
Starting at INR 999 / adult
Book Now: +91-9811971407
Take the First Step – Let’s Build Your Dream Home!
FAQs
Q: What materials do you use for construction?
A: We use mud, stone, bamboo, and lime, ensuring each home is breathable, sustainable, and chemical-free.
Q: Do mud houses require special maintenance?
A: Not at all! Mud homes are durable and require minimal maintenance. They get stronger over time and age beautifully.
Q: Can I visit a completed home to experience it?
A: Yes! Our day visits only offer an immersive experience to help you understand the beauty of sustainable homes.
What Our Clients Say
“We had never imagined a home without ACs or heaters, but this mud house remains perfect in every season. It’s peaceful, beautiful, and truly alive.”
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“The warmth and comfort of a home built with natural materials is something that no modern house can replicate. It feels like it belongs to the land.”
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Ashima
