Huts are simple, small structures often used for shelter or storage. They can be made from various materials, including wood, straw, or mud, and are commonly found in rural or remote areas. Huts serve different purposes, such as providing a place to live, work, or rest, and are often associated with traditional lifestyles. Many cultures around the world have their own styles of huts, reflecting local resources and climate. For example, the Igloo is a dome-shaped hut made of ice blocks, while the Bamboo Hut is common in tropical regions. Huts can also be temporary, used by travelers or campers for short stays.