Lampungs
Lampungs are a group of indigenous ethnic groups primarily residing in the Lampung province of Sumatra, Indonesia. They are distinguished by their distinct languages, cultural traditions, and historical origins. The term "Lampungs" is often used as an umbrella term to encompass several related subgroups, each with its own specific dialect and customs. Key subgroups include the Paminggir, Pepadun, and Komering peoples.
Historically, the Lampungs have a rich cultural heritage influenced by both indigenous beliefs and external cultural
The Lampung language belongs to the Austronesian language family. While there are variations between the dialects
The economy of the Lampungs has traditionally been based on agriculture, with rice cultivation being a staple.