Question

ancient water harvesting method of Himachal Pradesh​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Naula is a surface-water harvesting method typical to the hill areas of Uttaranchal. These are small wells or ponds in which water is collected by making a stone wall across a stream. ... These traditional water harvesting structures are found in Hamirpur, Kangra and Mandi districts of Himachal Pradesh

Answer 2

Answer:

Khulh is one of the ancient water harvesting method of  himachal pardesh

Explanation:

Kuhls are a traditional irrigation system in Himachal Pradesh- surface channels diverting water from natural flowing streams (khuds). A typical community kuhl services six to 30 farmers, irrigating an area of about 20 ha. The system consists of a temporary headwall (constructed usually with river boulders) across a khud (ravine) for storage and diversion of the flow through a canal to the fields. By modern standards, building kuhls was simple, with boulders and labour forming the major input. The kuhl was provided with moghas (kuchcha outlets) to draw out water and irrigate nearby terraced fields. The water would flow from field to field and surplus water, if and, would drain back to the khud.

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