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Traditional Philippine village on the water, Puerto Princesa, Palawan Island, Philippines

hut of fishermen for fishing in the sea at BangTaboon, Thailand

Rach Vem fishing village has existed since the first people lived on Phu Quoc island. This place is a peaceful fishing village and the people are very friendly. In particular, the fishing village still retains its wild character and is a very beautiful place to watch the sunset on Phu Quoc island

wooden cabins in the sea For the temporary rest of the fishermen of Thailand.

Fishermen's stilt huts in shallow water, Bay of Arcachon,, Aquitaine, France. Situated in Pays de Buch between the Côte d'Argent and the Côte des Landes, in the Aquitaine region, the bay is extremely shallow and covers an area of 150 square kilometres (60 sq mi) at high tide and square kilometres (15 sq mi) at low tide. France enjoys many quaint and historic towns and villages both coastal, on its islands and inland with beautiful architecture and historic detail such as stone carving, half timbered building construction and cobbled streets

The Sinamaica Lagoon is a large extension of water located northwest of Zulia state, Venezuela. The Sinamacia village inhabited by the ethnic Añu Indians is one of the last floating villages on earth. They have lived in houses above water, known as palafitos, since pre-colonial times. They use the water body for fishing, transport, and other activities. Wooden canoes or small motor boats are used for transportation. Life in the lagoon is threatened by social issues such as severe poverty, water contamination and global warming.

Water, Peatland and river in Sebangau National Park

Village at Phra Thong Island

Shot of Old Wooden Shabby Hut Surrounded by River Floodwaters.Concept : river flood, floodwaters, rural flooding, flood damage, submerged house, wooden structure, natural disaster, waterlogged hut

Fishing village houses over the water garbage poor areas in Sabah province in Malaysia

Wooden stilt houses at Inle lake, Myanmar

Phetchaburi golden coastline

UNESCO Piles Monument Area in the Ljubljana Marshes are the Millennia-Old Remnants of Pile-Dwelling Settlements, Slovenia

Small fishing houses on stilts on the lake Mesologgi, Greece

Stilt house in Kampung Ayer, a traditional settlement in Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei. It's the largest 'water village' in the world, near the capital's city centre.

Several traditional stilt houses are situated in this village in the middle of the Tonle Sap Lake, in Cambodia. This is the largest reservoir in the Indochina Peninsula and is an area of about 2700 square kilometres.

Close-up shot of floating hut ( intha house ) in Inle Lake , Nyaungshwe

Wooden floating houses on Inle Lake, Myanmar. Inle Lake is a freshwater lake located in the Taunggyi District of Shan State.

Typical fishing shed from the Po Delta at sunset

wooden cabins in the sea For the temporary rest of the fishermen of Thailand.

Drone view fish ponds in Hong Kong

A peaceful view of a wooden house stretching into the sea,

Old wooden grunged thai stilt houses at canal in Bangkok Ladprao

Cienaga Magdalena on November 27, 2005: House used by fishermen to store their tools in Cienaga

View of the Brunei river in Kampung Ayer, a traditional settlement in Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei. It's the largest 'water village' in the world, built on stilts near the capital's city centre.

Ban Diam, Thailand, July 23, 2022. Fisherman’s cabins made of corrugated iron in the wetland of the north shore of the Red Lotus Lake (Nong Han Kumphawap), province of Udon Thani, Thailand

Watchtower to look after the clams of fishermen in Tan Thanh beach, Tien Giang province

a simple fisherman's nipa hut on Bamboo piles with little egrets in a mangrove forest in Cebu province

Djègbadji, Ouidah / Whydah / Ajuda, Atlantique Department, Benin: Djègbadji lagoon vernacular architecture - houses built on the water, made with thatched roofs and walls of dried palm leaves - Djègbadji village is known for its traditional salt production methods, where residents harvest salt from the lagoon sand using techniques passed down through generations. Djègbadji's economy primarily revolves around salt production, fishing, and small-scale agriculture. The village faces environmental challenges due to coastal erosion and the impacts of climate change on Lake Ahémé's ecosystem. Listed in the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance Especially as Waterfowl Habitat.

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