Panyi Island is a charming Islamic fishing village built on stilts that have been laid above the water to appear to defy gravity. Houses and walkways have been built on these stilts above the Andaman Sea. It is home to more than 350 families descended from Indonesian sailors. Its first homes were built in The end of the eighteenth century, and the settlement expanded over the years, and it now also includes buildings built on dry land, and you can visit this island to see the eighteenth century houses, the mosque and the floating market.