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Southeast asian cultural groups are cultural groups that live in the countries between the south of China and the east of India. This area includes Brunei, Cambodia, East Timor, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam

The ethnic groups of Southeast Asia comprise many different linguistic stocks. Apart from Negrito, which is a physical description, they are here arranged according to the family their languages belong to.

Tai–Kadai[]

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  • Thai people
  • Lao people
  • Kadai peoples
  • Kam–Sui peoples
  • Saek
  • Nung people
  • Nyaw
  • Lu people
  • Kongsat
  • White Thai
  • Shan

Austronesian[]

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  • Javanese people
  • Sundanese people
  • Malay people
  • Minangkabau people
  • Batak people
  • Balinese people
  • Banjar people
  • Bugis people
  • Acehnese people
  • Dayak people
    • Iban people
  • Kadazan
  • Murut people
  • Filipino people
    • Tagalog people
    • Bicolano people
    • Ilocano people
    • Ivatan people
    • Kapampangan people
    • Ibanag people
    • Itawis
    • Gaddang
    • Ilongot
    • Pangasinan people
    • Sambal people
    • Igorot
      • Kalinga people
      • Ifugao people
      • Isneg
      • Ibaloi
      • Bontoc
      • Kankana-ey
      • Tingguian
    • Mangyan
      • Hanunoo
      • Buhid
      • Tadyawan
      • Alangan
    • Moro people
      • Maranao
      • Maguindanao people
      • Tausug people
      • Yakan people
      • Sama people
    • Visayans
      • Hiligaynon people
      • Waray people
      • Cebuano people
      • Aklanon
      • Surigaonon
      • Butuanon
    • Lumad
      • T'boli
      • B'laan
      • Manobo
      • Bagobo
      • Mandaya
      • Mansaka
      • Matigsalug
      • Subanon
  • Cham people
  • Jarai

Negrito peoples[]

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  • Aeta
  • Ati
  • Mamanwa
  • Semang
  • Mani
  • Andamanese
  • Orang Asli

Sino-Tibetan[]

  • Bamar people
  • Karen people
  • Rakhine people
  • Karenni
  • Chin people
  • Naga people

Chinese[]

  • Chinese Singaporean
  • Chinese Malaysian
  • Thai Chinese
  • Chinese Indonesian
  • Hoa

Austro-Asiatic[]

  • Mon people
  • Khmer people
  • Bahnar people
  • Katuic peoples
  • Pear people
  • Khmu people
  • Nicobarese

Vietic[]

  • Vietnamese people
  • Muong people
  • Thổ people
  • Chut people


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