Lavae or Brao tribe in Laos. ชนเผ่าละแวงในประเทศลาว.

"เผ่าละแวง" (Phà Lat Vēng) refers to an ethnic group also known as Lavae or Brao.
Here's what is known about them:
Location: They are found in Laos, particularly in the southern provinces such as Attapeu. They also reside in northeastern Cambodia and Vietnam. Some communities in Laos migrated from Vietnam during wartime.
Language: They speak a language within the Mon-Khmer branch of the Austroasiatic language family.
Way of Life: Traditionally, they are an agricultural society. Their villages are often located along roads.
Beliefs: While some may observe Buddhist holidays, their traditional beliefs often involve animism and spirit worship.
Other Names: You might also see them referred to as Brao or Lave.
It's worth noting that the term "เผ่า" (phào) translates to "tribe" or "ethnic group" in Thai and Lao.