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Incredible floating village of Ko Panyi, Thailand

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Aerial view of Ko Panyi, fishing village in Phang Nga Province, Thailand. Photo credit: roadlessandy/instagram

There is a small village of Ko Panyi in Thailand, which consists of hundreds of huts, houses and restaurants. A lot of fishermen built their houses above the water level because it is nearest from see. It is a wonderful concept of amazing houses. Nearly families and more than 1500 people live on Ko Panyi.
At this time, foreigners are not allowed to purchase their own land in Thailand, but Toh Baboo and some other families have built their houses, 200 years ago they settled here from Indonesia. It is an Islamic village and there is a mosque, a school, a large restaurant and many other facilities. Truism became another source of income from some years.
Incredible floating village of Ko Panyi, Thailand
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Incredible floating village of Ko Panyi, Thailand
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Incredible floating village of Ko Panyi, Thailand
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Incredible floating village of Ko Panyi, Thailand
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Photo credit: Sundays/Flickr
Incredible floating village of Ko Panyi, Thailand
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Photo credit: Sundays/Flickr
Incredible floating village of Ko Panyi, Thailand
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Incredible floating village of Ko Panyi, Thailand
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Photo credit: Dr. Thomas Liptak/Flickr
Incredible floating village of Ko Panyi, Thailand
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Ko Panyi, fishing village in Phang Nga Province, Thailand. Photo credit: Karina Lopatina/Shutterstock


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