Vimana is the term used for the main tower or shikhara of a Hindu temple.

Mandapam is a large, open courtyard or hall in a temple or palace, often used for gatherings or ceremonies.

Stupa is a type of Indian rock-cut architecture, often featuring elaborate carvings and sculptures, and is typically associated with Buddhism.

Gopuram is a monumental gateway or entrance to a temple or palace, often elaborately decorated with sculptures and carvings.

Baoli is a type of Indian stepwell, often featuring intricate carvings and sculptures, and is used for storing and accessing water.

Haveli is a type of Indian palace architecture, often featuring a central courtyard and elaborate gardens, and is typically associated with wealthy families or royalty.

Kothi is a type of Indian house or dwelling, often featuring a courtyard and a sloping roof, and is typically associated with the middle class or wealthy families.

Graffiti is a type of Indian urban art that involves painting or drawing on walls and other public surfaces, and often conveys social or political messages.