Can you describe the poor conditions of the Chavadi where Amir Shakkar was told to stay?

The Chavadi was in a state of extreme disrepair and was an exceptionally difficult place to live. Chapter 22 describes it as a very old, dilapidated structure built by Malik Ambar. It was infested with lizards, house lizards, and poisonous scorpions. The text also notes that lepers stayed there and dogs would eat leftovers on the premises. The back part was filled with garbage and contained seventeen knee-deep holes. Compounding these issues were constant dampness from below, rain from above, and a chaotic environment of wind and cold. The ground itself was uneven and deep, making the entire experience a 'pilgrimage of a lifetime' in terms of hardship.