Room placement
Underground water tank Vastu
Underground water storage is traditionally kept to the north-east. Where a home is already built, the tradition's usual answer is adjustment rather than reconstruction.
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Where the tradition places each room
| Room | Traditionally placed | Generally avoided |
|---|---|---|
| Main door / entrance | North, North-East, East | South-West |
| Kitchen | South-East, North-West | North-East, South-West |
| Master bedroom | South-West, South, West | North-East, South-East |
| Pooja room | North-East, East, North | South, South-West |
| Living room | North, East, North-East | South-West |
| Children's bedroom | West, North-West, North | South-West |
| Bathroom / toilet | North-West, West, South | North-East, South-East |
| Staircase | South, South-West, West | North-East |
| Study room | North-East, North, East, West | South-West |
| Underground water tank | North-East, North, East | South-West, South-East |
| Overhead water tank | South-West, West, South | North-East |
| Car parking | North-West, North, East | South-West |
Common questions
Underground water tank Vastu, answered
Underground water storage is traditionally kept to the north-east. The directions traditionally preferred are north-east, north, east.
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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.

