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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Sumaiya, 4, is a river gypsy, locally known as a bede. After-school, she wades through river water to reach her floating boat-house in Dakatia River in Chandpur on august 23,2023,Chandpur,Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Sumaiya, 4, is a river gypsy, locally known as a bede. After-school, she wades through river water to reach her floating boat-house in Dakatia River in Chandpur on august 23,2023,Chandpur,Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Gypsy Family In Boat House On Dakatia River - Bangladesh

Gypsy family float in boat house. About 800,000 gypsies also known as 'Bedey' live in small wooden boats on the bank of Dakatia River In Chandpur. They survive on being skilled snake charmers or by selling ornaments, traditional medicine and cosmetics. The Bangladeshi Bedey community could disappear within a few decades as they abandon their annual migration between land and water. On August223,2023 in Chandpur, Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM