Famous as the "Venice of Africa," the village's inhabitants make a significant portion of their living through fishing.
In the village, which has schools and places for worship, the locals have sustained their lives on water for centuries.
The village, which has grown over time, is one of the most visited areas by tourists in the country.
Some parts of dry land are also present over the lake. The villagers meet their needs from floating markets, sometimes engaging in barter trade.
Students travel to school by boats in the village, which was captured on drone footage.
