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"Exploring the Rich Maritime Heritage of Asia



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"Exploring the Rich Maritime Heritage of Asia: The Sampan" Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of fishing boats as we embark on a journey through the captivating realm of sampan. Originating from Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong, this traditional bamboo basket fishing boat has become an iconic symbol of maritime culture in China and Asia. Picture-perfect scenes unfold as we witness a breathtaking sunset on Thuan An Beach in Phu Vang District. Traditional bamboo basket fishing boats gracefully dotting the shoreline create a mesmerizing spectacle that transports us to a bygone era. In bustling Hong Kong, a man wearing a straw coolie hat finds solace sitting on a stool amidst the busy cityscape. This humble image embodies the resilience and simplicity associated with sampan culture. Venturing further into Southeast Asia, we find ourselves immersed in Bangkok's floating market. Here, traditional boats glide effortlessly along waterways, showcasing Thailand's rich cultural heritage and deep connection to its aquatic roots. Traveling back in time to Calcutta in 1852, an oil painting captures shipping activities on the Hooghly River. Amongst various vessels stands proudly our beloved sampan - an enduring symbol of trade and transportation along these historic waters. The allure of Edo (now Tokyo) beckons us next as we stumble upon Ommaya Embankment showered by Sumida River's gentle currents. A Chinese boat or "sampan" elegantly rests nearby while locals go about their daily lives against this picturesque backdrop. Delving deeper into art history reveals masterpieces like "The Dogana di Mare with San Giorgio Maggiore Beyond. " Painted in 1863 by an unknown artist, it showcases how even renowned landmarks can be enhanced when graced by these charming vessels. Unveiling more hidden gems from yesteryears are two intriguing snapshots from the 1870s – "Sampan" and "Boats Along Riverbank.