How People Live in a World-Famous Floating Village | Seafood & School by Boat

#vietnamlife #floating #floatingmarkets #lifeonthewater water This video takes you inside the real life of a family who has lived on the water for decades. Three generations share a small floating home in a fishing village far from the mainland. There are no roads between the houses, so every journey to visit a neighbor, buy food, or take the children to school must be made by boat. The adults earn a living by repairing boats, making fishing nets, and raising fish and oysters beneath their floating home. With no garden, the women fill foam boxes with soil to grow vegetables and use a small corner of the raft to raise chickens. When the children return from school, they swim and fish around the house while their mother and older sister prepare dinner with simple cooking tools. Fresh oysters are collected from beneath the raft, vegetables are picked beside the house, and three generations gather to share a warm family meal. Their home may be small and their way of life very different from life on land, but it is filled with work, laughter, and the close bonds of family. Watch this documentary to discover how people cook, work, raise children, and build a life in a remote floating village in Vietnam.