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Why Vietnam’s Floating Markets May Not Survive the Next Generation? - Documentary - HR

For generations, families in the Mekong Delta have lived, traded, and dreamed entirely on boats. Floating markets once thrived with color, chaos, and tradition, but today they are slowly disappearing, swept aside by modernization and new roads. 🔔 Subscribe and join us on this journey around Asia → https://bit.ly/GO_ASIA 00:00 Introduction 00:38 Taha, pineapple wholesaler on a 7-hour river journey 02:19 Family legacies and community livelihoods 04:11 T Deepep, serving her family’s noodle soup on the river 06:02 The changing face of the floating markets 07:25 Kacio, a third-generation boat builder with vanishing orders 08:50 Rituals and river prayers before trade 10:45 Daily struggles of a widowed distributor 13:04 Modernization pulling youth away from river life 14:16 From boatman to tour guide — new livelihoods emerge 17:10 Floating markets turning into tourist attractions 18:05 Ling’s dream of leaving for the city 21:15 A teenager at a crossroads between heritage and modernity 22:19 The uncertain future of Vietnam’s floating markets 22:50 Conclusion In South Vietnam, communities along the Mekong have developed extraordinary relationships with boats over generations. However, they are losing their relevance in today’s modernizing Vietnam. Boats at the Cai Rang floating market are now going out of fashion. Livelihoods and lifestyles are cast aside in the pursuit of progress. WATCH NEXT: Mekong: The River That Feeds 70 Million People – Now in Danger?    • Mekong: The River That Feeds 70 Million Pe...   VIETNAM: A Journey Through Temples, Tombs & Ha Long Bay    • VIETNAM: A Journey Through Temples, Tombs ...   VIETNAM FLOATING ICONS : Unusual public transportation Directed by : Eve VOIGTLANDER @ ALL RIGHTS RESERVED #Vietnam #Mekong #FloatingMarkets #Asia #Documentary #BoatLife #VietnamCulture #RiverLife #TravelAsia #CulturalHeritage #AsiaDocumentary