Ugong people

For other uses, see Ugong.

Ugong
Total population
(500 (est.))
Regions with significant populations
Thailand
Languages
Thai, Ugong
Religion
Theravada Buddhism

The Ugong are an ethnic group in Thailand. There are approximately 500 Ugong in the Suphan Buri Province of Thailand. The Ugong are Theravada Buddhists.

References

Tai
Isan (Northeastern Thai) · Khorat Thai · Khün · Lao · Lao Ga · Lao Krang · Lao Lom · Lao Loum · Lao Ngaew · Lao Song · Lao Ti · Lao Wiang · Tai Lu · Northern Thai (Tai Yuan) · Nyong · Phu Thai · Phuan · Tai Yai · Southern Thai · Tai Bueng · Tai Daeng (Red Tai) · Tai Dam (Black Tai) · Tai Gapong · Kaleun · Tai Nüa · Tai Wang · Thai (Central Thai)

Rau
Saek · Nyaw · Yoy

Malayo-Polynesian
Cham · Filipino · Malay · Moken · Moklen · Urak Lawoi’

Other Austroasiatic
Bru · Chong · Kensiu · Khmer (Northern) · Kintaq · Kuy · Mani (Negrito) · Mon · Nyah Kur (Chao-bon) · Nyeu · Pear · Sa'och · So · Vietnamese

Khmuic
Khmu · Lua · Mlabri · Phai · Pray · Tin

Palaungic
Blang · Lamet · Lawa · Mok · Palaung (De'ang)

Tibeto-Burman
Akha · Bamar · Bisu · Karen · Kayah (Red Karen) · Lahu · Lisu · Lolo (Yi) · Mpi · Pa'O · Phrae Pwo · Phunoi · Pwo · S'gaw · Ugong

Chinese
Thai Chinese (Teochew · Hakka · Hainanese · Cantonese · Hokkien · Chin Haw · Phuket Baba)

Hmong–Mien
Hmong · Yao/Iu Mien

Other
Australians · Burmese · Farang (Caucasians) · Indians · Iranians · Japanese · Koreans · Nepalis · Pakistanis

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