Inside Sonam Wangchuk’s sustainable ‘Tribal House’ in Ladakh
Sonam Wangchuk, discharged from Medanta Hospital after a 26-day hunger strike, showcased his sustainable Ladakh 'tribal house' built with mud, passive solar heating, and waterless sanitation.
His CJP-led protest demanding exam reforms led to Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
Wangchuk's mud house uses passive solar technology with a 'black wall' containing water bottles that absorb heat from the winter sun and release it indoors at night.
The home features low seating aligned with Ladakhi tradition, mud walls that keep the house cool in summer, and a wooden roof with modern interiors.
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