Gurugram
Overhead water tank Vastu in Sector 38
Sector 38 is the Sohna Road belt, a mix of mid-rise housing and roadside commercial. The reverse of the underground tank — weight is traditionally kept to the south-west.
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Where the overhead water tank belongs
Traditionally placed
South-West, West, South
Generally avoided
North-East
Overhead water tank in the northTraditionally associated with opportunity and flow, and generally considered a favourable facing for a home.Overhead water tank in the north-eastRegarded in the tradition as the most auspicious corner, usually kept open, light and uncluttered.Overhead water tank in the eastValued for the morning light it brings in, and widely considered an auspicious facing.Overhead water tank in the south-eastThe fire corner in the tradition, which is why kitchens are most often placed here.Overhead water tank in the southOften treated cautiously in the tradition, though a south-facing home is considered workable with the right internal layout.Overhead water tank in the south-westAssociated with stability and weight, which is why the master bedroom is traditionally placed here.Overhead water tank in the westConsidered a balanced facing, and often recommended for those whose work runs into the evening.Overhead water tank in the north-westThe air corner, traditionally linked with movement — commonly used for guest rooms and storage.
Vastu Shastra is a traditional belief system. This tool reflects commonly followed directional guidance from that tradition and is intended as a quick screening aid, not a property recommendation, a structural assessment or a substitute for an on-site consultation. Nothing here should be read as a claim about outcomes.
Common questions
Overhead water tank Vastu in Sector 38, answered
The reverse of the underground tank — weight is traditionally kept to the south-west. The directions traditionally preferred are south-west, west, south.
Other facings in Sector 38
North facingTraditionally associated with opportunity and flow, and generally considered a favourable facing for a home.North-East facingRegarded in the tradition as the most auspicious corner, usually kept open, light and uncluttered.East facingValued for the morning light it brings in, and widely considered an auspicious facing.South-East facingThe fire corner in the tradition, which is why kitchens are most often placed here.South facingOften treated cautiously in the tradition, though a south-facing home is considered workable with the right internal layout.South-West facingAssociated with stability and weight, which is why the master bedroom is traditionally placed here.West facingConsidered a balanced facing, and often recommended for those whose work runs into the evening.North-West facingThe air corner, traditionally linked with movement — commonly used for guest rooms and storage.
By property type in Sector 38
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