Attuwa is a structure created in elevation by the Tharu people. The Tharu communities living near the forest border needed a way to keep watch of animals coming to eat their harvest. They created these structures on a tree at an elevation to drive animas away and keep watch of their lands.

With this inspiration, we named our tower houses Attuwa, emphasizing the experience and view. These rooms are located near the bank of the Aurahi River, where luxury means isolation and a view of the river and the forest ahead, which is the Khaata Migration Corridor. The thick forest view and the river ahead are the migration routes for many animals, such as the Asian elephants, which travel from India using this pathway.