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. Life without religion, politics, and even money sounds impossible but not impossible. In fact, there is one place in the world that applies it. The place is called Auroville and is located in South India, 150 kilometers from Chennai in Madras. The city was first established in 1968 and has been praised as an international city by UNESCO with its population of more than 50 different nationalities and cultures. Residents in this town live side by side without problems because they lack the political and religious systems that are often the cause of the dispute. Not only that, instead of using the money, people in this place use a barter system to live. The building in this epic city, built on an ever-changing experimental architecture. This is done because they are trying to optimize the use of renewable energy with the main purpose: recycling. Auroville was initiated by Mirra Alfassa from France. Because of his services, this woman is called by the nickname "Mother" as a form of reverence.