Ugong people

Last updated October 13, 2025

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Ugong
Total population
~500
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.^{[ citation needed ]} The Ugong are Theravada Buddhists.^{[ citation needed ]}

References

External links

Ugong, Lawa in Thailand; Joshua Project

Ethnic and linguistic groups in Thailand by language family

Kra–Dai

Southwestern Tai	Isan Khün Lao Lao Ga Lao Krang Lao Lom Lao Loum Lao Ngaew Lao Song Lao Ti Lao Wiang Tai Lu Tai Yuan Nyong Phu Thai Phuan Tai Bueng Tai Daeng Tai Dam Tai Gapong Kaleun Tai Nüa Tai Wang Thai Noi Khorat Thai Thai Yai
Northern Tai	Saek Nyaw Yoy

Austronesian

Malayo-Polynesian	Cham Malay Bangkok Malays Patani Malays Satun Malays Moken Moklen Urak Lawoi’

Austroasiatic

Sino-Tibetan

Sinitic	Chinese Chin Haw Peranakan Teochew Hokkien Hakka Hainanese Cantonese Hokchew
Tibeto-Burman	Akha Bisu Karen Kayah Lahu Lisu Lolo Mpi Pa'O Phrae Pwo Phunoi Pwo S'gaw Ugong

Indo-European

Indo-Iranian	Indians Persians Pathans
Roman	Portuguese

Hmong–Mien

Immigrants and expatriates

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