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Vastu in Austria:

Some residents thought that this Vasthu science came into existence from India and only Hindus are following it. It may be true, but this is not the 100% factful statement. Now a days most of the Christians and Muslims are following Vaasthu.

To know more about residents voice, here is vastu testimonials page, one may visit this page to understand how many religions and inhabitants from different countries following this Vastu Science.

In our Vastu Website, one may observe tons of Vastu Tips and published information on House. In this link, one may easily found different rooms vastu explanation in Home Vastu.

One may visit these below links to understand how this vastu science is working on our properties.

This link East facing house vastu explains how to find the East direction and what are the advantages and disadvantages of East direction.

Some Vastu Pandits thought about West facing house vastu is not good and may not recommending this direction homes, is it true to believe such statements, this link has some information how this direction treats the residents.

Many thought about North Facing House Vastu is excellent and giving the recommendation to buy them. Due to this residents rush to builders and buying the North direction facing homes. After knowing residents thrust, many builders in the USA, UK, and Australia extended the North and East facing home prices. While in our discussions, one Vastu Consultant USA agreed about the price hike for this North and East facing homes. This is ridiculous and innocence. The most expert vastu consultant never guided to buy only the East and North, they asked to check and thereafter only they will accept to buy or check other property.

Austria Information:

• Country Austria
• Capital City Vienna
• Area: 83,879 km2 (32,386 sq mi)
• Population: 8.747 million (2016)
• Currency: Euro (EUR)
• Official languages: German, Hungarian, Slovenian, Austrian German
• Demonym: Austrian
• Legislature Parliment Upper house Federal Council Lower house National Council
• Religions: 74% Catholic, 7% Islam, 6% Eastern Orthodox, 3.4% Protestantism, 0.2% Buddhism, 0.1% Judaism
• Time Zone: UTC+01:00
• Drives on the Right
• Dialing / Calling Code: +43
• Internet TLD .at
• Austrian National Bird Barn swallow
• Austrian National Flower edelweiss
• Important Cities: Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Linz, Graz, Klagenfurt, Bregnez, Villach, Wels, Steyr
• Famous Rivers Danube, Drava, Inn, Salzach, Mur, Enns, Rhine, Thaya, Ybbs
• Border Countries Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, Liechtenstein
• Spiritual Places Abbeo of St. Florian, Alter Dom Linz, Augustinerkirche Vienna, Collegiate Churcg Salzburg, Franciscan Church
• Tourist Attractions: Sconbrunn Palace, Hofburg, Belvedere, Prater, Hohensalzburg

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Austria, officially the Republic of Austria is a landlocked federal republic in Central Europe. Once it was the center of power of mighty Austro-Hungarian Empire. Following its defeat in World War I, Austria was reduced to small republic and what it is in modern day.

Austria is landlocked country and is circumscribed by the Czech Republic and Germany towards the North, Hungary and Slovakia towards the East, Slovenia and Italy towards the South, and Switzerland and Liechtenstein towards the West.

Roots of moderns Austria found its way back to the Ancient Roman Empire. Middle ages in Austria were marked by unrest and wars with many Kingdoms including Kingdom of Prussia, France and Germany.

These wars also weekend the hold of Austria in Europe. But during 17th and 18th centuries, Austria reclaimed its hold and was one of the most powerful Empires in Europe. After its defeat in World War I, Austria was reduced to small country. Austria also attempted to reunite with Germany, but was forbidden due to “Treaty of Versailles”.

Soon before the start of World War II, Austria was occupied by Germany and occupation remained until the end of the War after which it came under Allied occupation. In 1955 “Austrian State Treaty” restored Austria to Republic, marking the end of long term unrest and foreign occupation.

The legislative issues of Austria happen in a structure of an elected parliamentary delegate majority rule republic, with a Federal Chancellor as the head of government, and a Federal President as head of state.

Governments, both Neighborhood and elected, practice official power. Elected administrative power is vested both in the legislature and in the two assemblies of parliament, the National Council and the Federal Council.

Since 1949 the preservationist Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) and the middle left Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPO) have to a great extent overwhelmed the gathering political scene of Austria. The Parliament of Austria is located in Vienna, the countries capital.

Austria is one of the most beautiful and attractive countries in the world. It is a tourist heaven and provide breathtaking valleys, forests, mountains and most notably the “Alps” which cover most of its area.

Tourism is an important sector for Austria having 9% share in its GDP. Austria is a landlocked country and covers the area of (83,879 km2 or 32,386 sq. mi). Most of the Austrian land is covered by mountains and hills due to its location in Alps.

Most important tourism activities include hiking, skiing, mountaineering and visiting to Vienna and Salzburg. In additions number of lakes and castles are also on tourists list.

Having a GDP of 385.5 billion (2012 est.), Austria is 12th richest country in the world in terms of GDP. It is a member of European Union and Euro as currency. Austria also maintains well groomed and well established social market economy and highest standards of living.

Vienna is the largest city and Capital of Austria. The population of Austria is estimated at around 8.72 million, with 1.8 million living in Vienna.

Austrian German is the official language of the Austria and is spoken by 88.6% of the total population. Other minority languages include Turkish, Bosnian, Hungarian, English, Croatian, Polish, etc.

Roman Catholic is the most prominent religion in Austria according to survey accounting for 74% of its total population. Followed by Islam 7%, due to a large number of Turkish immigrants after both World Wars.

Other Religions include Eastern Orthodox (6%), Protestantism (3.4%), Buddhism (0.2%) and Judaism (0.1%).