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The Mlabri in Thailand. The Mlabri people also know as the Yellow Leaf People. The Thais called it "Phi Tong Luang". They were rarely seen because they live deep in the jungles of Thailand. The Banana leaves are used for the roof on the shelters of the Mlabri Hill Tribe people. When they get yellow, the Mlabri tribe people used them for their gatherer life style.

The Mlabri don't like to be know it as spirits, but the Mlabri like the name "Yellow Leaf People".

The Mlabri Hilltribe in Thailand.

The most Mlabri tribe people living in the jungle and there is not to much choice to make a good living for them and to support the way of the Mlabri tribe way of life.

Most of them works as slaves in the fields for other hill tribes in North Thailand for old clothes and daily food. There are a little Mlabri people, about 300 Mlabri tribe people are remaining in the whole wide world.

The Hill Tribe Mlabri in Thailand.

More about Mlabri Tribe in Thailand.

Around the 160 Mlabri tribe people have found the way to the Ban Boonyuen village in North Thailand and in the Nan and Phrae provinces. At this village they get education, guidance necessary and knowledge.

The Mlabri is an ethnic group of Thailand and been called as "the least understood and most interesting hill tribe people in South East Asia. The Mlabri Tribe group in Thailand living close to the Northern Thai and the Hmong's.

The Mlabri live a very primitive extremely lifestyle. They have no real houses and being nomads. Move from place to place. They have a few social ceremonies, and there be said that they not have a religious system, but they believe in natural features and some spirits of the forests.