varoj
Varoj refers to a traditional form of agricultural terracing found in certain mountainous regions, particularly in parts of Southeast Asia and South Asia. These terraces are constructed on hillsides to create flat, cultivable land from steep slopes. The primary purpose of varoj is to prevent soil erosion caused by heavy rainfall and to conserve water for irrigation. By leveling the land, farmers can efficiently manage water flow, ensuring that it reaches the crops and is not lost to runoff.
The construction of varoj typically involves building retaining walls made of stone, earth, or other local