To the northwest of the Hungarian capital of Budapest lies the village of Bokod in Komárom-Esztergom county. It’s an enchanting, fairy tale-like commune dubbed the ‘floating village’, thanks in most part to the fact that it’s made up mostly of holiday huts on stilts sitting pretty on the local lake. The place has been gaining in popularity recently, and with good reason. Pictures of the neighbourhood paint a mystical, almost dream-like picture of skeletal walkways creeping over misty waters leading to cabins with a certain chilling beauty.