The Jakun are an indigenous ethnic group primarily found in the southern region of Peninsular Malaysia. They are part of the larger Orang Asli community, which consists of various tribes with distinct languages and cultures. The Jakun traditionally inhabit forested areas and are known for their skills in hunting, fishing, and gathering. Their lifestyle is closely tied to the natural environment, and they often rely on the resources available in the forests and rivers. The Jakun have a rich cultural heritage, including traditional crafts, music, and dance, which reflect their connection to the land and their ancestral traditions.