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A towpath pulled me into a world still suspended between a fascinating past and an uncertain future: the world of the Moken, the last nomads of the sea.

Navigating the Mekong Delta’s boats reveals a unique life—barefoot hospitality, mutual trust, and an intimate connection with water and community

Without names, without documents, without nationality, timeless. Free. This is the life of the Moken, the last nomads of the sea.

In the rain-soaked streets of Cao Lanh, a silent smile and a small gesture revealed the beauty of kindness in waiting

Beneath the skyline of the majestic Sokha Hotel, 250 Cham families who survived the Khmer Rouge genocide over 40 years ago live off what the river provides them

The story of Ploy, a little girl who has been a guest for more than a year at the Take Care Kids Shelder in Pattaya, Thailand.

Buenos Aires sees millions commute daily and its dynamic atmosphere reflects the harmonious coexistence of its historical heritage and contemporary urban life

Navigating along the Mekong Delta, there is an island where time seems to slow down and stories remain hidden amidst the gentle embrace of nature

The Cartoneros go around the city streets hunting for anything recyclable that becomes food, and survival for them.

In the city of Can Tho, Vietnam, lives unfold in a single room, revealing stories of care, hope, and adaptation within the boundaries of everyday life

In that cold silence, horrors whispered between the walls, each breath heavy with the weight of lost souls, memories etched in blood and despair

Our gazes meet on the Mekong, a silent encounter, and who knows how many other stories have intertwined here, between the eyes and the river