Thailand🇹🇭 the village of sea gypsies - Ko Panye, which is located in Phang Nga Bay, next to the island. Phuket (Thailand) is an amazing place-town, standing completely on the water. Despite the complete lack of land, more than 400 gypsy families live in it on a permanent basis. This is exactly the rare and amazing case when you can see gypsies who do not wander, but live and "earn" in one place.
The area of the village is only about 5 km². It is located at the foot of a huge cliff, in Phang Nga Bay, which is part of the national park of the same name. All houses, except for the mosque, stand on piles driven into the bottom of the Andaman Sea. Schools, shops, football fields and even police stations are built on water. The life of the locals is no different from the usual, terrestrial. Instead of roads - small bridges, cars - boats. The hallmark of the island is the mosque.
