Stone Houses Family Garden

Stone Houses Family Garden is a restored complex on Junction Road featuring original residential buildings and community spaces. The site combines the original architecture with modern areas for gatherings and activities.

The buildings were constructed during World War II as part of a village settlement adjacent to a temple complex. They gained official protection status in 2010 due to their historical importance.

The garden preserves the memory of former village life through restored spaces where you can understand how earlier residents lived. You can see their daily routines and traditions in the spaces around you, giving the place a human dimension.

The site is easiest to explore on weekdays when guided visits and community areas are available. Wear comfortable shoes since the grounds consist of several restored buildings you can walk through.

The site houses a community-run cafe that operates as a social enterprise and serves locally sourced items. This connection between history and everyday community life makes it stand out in the neighborhood.