The Indigenous Peoples of Southeast Asia encompass a diverse range of ethnic groups, each with unique languages, cultures, and traditions. These groups, such as the Dayak in Borneo and the Karen in Thailand, often have deep connections to their ancestral lands and maintain traditional practices that reflect their relationship with nature. Many Indigenous communities face challenges, including land rights issues and cultural preservation in the face of modernization. Efforts are being made to protect their rights and promote sustainable development, ensuring that their rich heritage and knowledge are passed down to future generations.