The Suku Bugis is an ethnic group from the Bugis region in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. They are known for their rich maritime culture and history as skilled sailors and traders. The Bugis people have their own language, also called Bugis, and a unique social structure that emphasizes kinship and community ties. Traditionally, the Suku Bugis are recognized for their craftsmanship, particularly in boat building and weaving. They have a strong cultural identity, with customs and rituals that reflect their connection to the sea. The Bugis are also known for their distinctive clothing, often featuring vibrant colors and intricate patterns.