Building a STONE Dugout Shelter in 100 Days

In this video, you will see how I spent 100 days building a dugout house on the slope of a mountain, using only stone, wood, and simple hand tools. The work began with pouring and stacking a strong stone wall to hold back the earth, since the house was to be built on uneven ground. From the opposite side, I carefully dug into the hill to create a flat foundation. Once the ground was prepared, I set large logs as pillars and built a solid wooden frame, combining it with stone walls to add durability and warmth. Step by step, the structure grew into a real underground-style home, blending with the forest around it. I decorated the interior with wooden details and made the space more livable and comfortable. In the final stage, I created an outdoor wooden bathtub, a place to relax after long weeks of hard work. This project is not only about building a house — it’s about patience, bushcraft, and the art of living in harmony with nature. If you are interested in primitive construction, survival, and off-grid living, this video will surely inspire you.