People live in unique and unconventional houses around the world, such as stacked homes in Brazil's favelas, a temple built into a mountain in China, and a floating island home in Canada. These extraordinary living spaces showcase human creativity, adaptability, and the diverse ways people make homes in challenging environments.

Explore the unique living conditions in Brazil's favellas, where stacked homes house thousands in cramped spaces, showcasing a blend of creativity and struggle. Despite the challenges, these communities foster a vibrant art scene and offer a glimpse into a different way of life.

Discover the remarkable Hanging Temple of Hang Shan in China, built into a mountain cliff with over 40 rooms and a unique blend of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism. This ancient marvel showcases the ingenuity and dedication of a monk from the late Northern Wei Dynasty.

Explore a unique white Village in Spain nestled under canyon Rock faces, showcasing houses built within and under massive rocks. Originally known for Olive fields and wineries, this village stands as a testament to human engineering and the ability to create homes in unconventional locations.

Sealand is a unique story of a floating military fortress turned into an independent principality by Major Paddy Roy Bates. From evicting pirate radio operators to fending off a coup attempt, Sealand has its own constitution, flag, anthem, currency, and passports, making it one of the world's smallest countries.

Explore the challenges faced by the residents of Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia, who live in floating homes due to historical circumstances, relying on the lake for survival and livelihood.