Life on the water
Bajo people are often called "sea Gypsies". In some places of Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines, they still continue the nomadic lifestyle, living on the sea without drinking water and electricity and stick to the shore only to bury their relatives.
Today we will visit Malaysia to see real life on the water.
Bajo ethnic group living in Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Despite the fact that over time more and more Bajo-moving on land, part of the community still lead a nomadic lifestyle on the water.
These Bajo come ashore only to sell fish, collect drinking water and to bury a relative.
Fishing is the main occupation and source of income. At the age of 4 years children begin to catch fish, octopus and lobster.
Children of Bajo living on the water, do not have the opportunity to go to school, so the prospects to settle in modern society, they have a little bit.
They like it here.
Would you like some time to live on the water without electricity, running water, means of communication and feel yourself a real aboriginal?
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We malaysian call them "bajau" . nice photo , they are stunning .
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