Phnom Penh (FN), Mar. 18 – Southeast Asia hosts diverse nomadic tribes, such as the Penan of Borneo, Orang Rimba, the Moken of the Andaman Sea, Sakai and many mores. These tribes, deeply connected to their environments, navigate forests or seas, relying on traditional knowledge for survival.

Despite facing challenges like land encroachment and modernization, efforts to preserve their cultural heritage are underway through advocacy and community support. As custodians of unique traditions, these tribes contribute to Southeast Asia’s rich cultural fabric, highlighting the importance of preserving our shared human heritage.

This article was originally published on Seasia Stats.
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