"Sea Gypsies" is a term often used to describe the Bajau people, who are indigenous to the maritime regions of Southeast Asia. They are known for their unique lifestyle, living on boats and spending much of their lives at sea. Traditionally, they rely on fishing and gathering marine resources for their sustenance, showcasing remarkable skills in free diving and navigation. The Bajau have a rich cultural heritage, with distinct languages, music, and traditions. Many of them live in stilt houses or on boats, adapting to the changing tides and weather. Their way of life is increasingly threatened by environmental changes and modernization, leading to challenges in preserving their culture and traditions.