Their houses are mainly rectangular, with one or two rooms. Traditionally the walls were made of adobe, or mud bricks, whitewashed inside and out, and the houses had earthen floors and roofs consisting of four sloping sides of tile or thatch.
Typical dwellings in this region are characterized by a rectangular shape, often containing one or two rooms. Traditionally, these structures were built with adobe or mud brick walls, which were then whitewashed from the inside and outside. The floors were made of earth, while the roofs consisted of four sloping sides covered in tile or thatch.