Ko Surin, Thailand. 1st Mar, 2014. HOOK, an indigenous Moken man, holds a three-pronged throwing spear and searches for fish in the waters of Ko Surin National Park. (Credit Image: © Taylor

Moken Sea Nomads, Taylor Weidman, Photography and Videography

Ko Surin, Thailand. 1st Mar, 2014. HOOK, an indigenous Moken man, holds a three-pronged throwing spear and searches for fish in the waters of Ko Surin National Park. (Credit Image: © Taylor

MOKEN people in a traditional boat on KO SURIN THAI ISLAND in MU KO SURIN NATIONAL PARK - THAILAND Stock Photo - Alamy

Moken Village review ~ Surin Islands, Thailand

Mar 1, 2014 - Ko Surin, Thailand - Hook, a Moken man, uses a three-pronged throwing spear to catch a small fish at low tide near his village in Ko Surin National

Mar 1, 2014 - Ko Surin, Thailand - Hook, a Moken man, uses a three-pronged throwing spear to catch a small fish at low tide near his village in Ko Surin National

Where sea gypsies settle

SPECIAL REPORT: The “Spirit of Roaming” no longer roams at Moken community on Surin Island

The Moken of Surin - The Moken Islands

Mar 1, 2014 - Ko Surin, Thailand - Hook, a Moken man, uses a three-pronged throwing spear to catch a small fish at low tide near his village in Ko Surin National

Moken Village review ~ Surin Islands, Thailand

Ko Surin, Thailand. 11th Oct, 2013. NGUY, an indigenous Moken man, hunts for fish using a spear near his village. Often called sea nomads or sea gypsies, the Moken are a seafaring