The Penan are a nomadic indigenous people living in Sarawak and Brunei, although there is only one small community in Brunei; among those in Brunei half have been converted to Islam, even if only superficially. [5]

本南人（英語：Penan people）是居住在砂拉越和文萊的游牧 原住民族。 該族群在文萊的規模不大，有一半人皈依 伊斯蘭教 ，即使只是表面上的。 本南人是僅存的以 狩獵和採集 為生的民族之一。

2024年7月5日 · The Penan people, indigenous to the rainforests of Sarawak, Borneo, are one of the last nomadic hunter-gatherer groups in Southeast Asia. Their deep connection to the land has shaped their way of life for generations, but deforestation and encroachment on their territories have forced them to adapt while fighting to preserve their ancestral home.

The hunter-gatherer Penan in Sarawak, in the Malaysian part of Borneo, are battling to stop the destruction of their last remaining forests, and their way of life. The Penan’s land rights are not recognized, and their forests are being cleared for logging, oil palm plantations and hydroelectric dams, robbing them of their means of survival.

The Penan are a nomadic people who view the entire rainforest as their home. They are an "eco-village" on the move, one with a history many thousands of years old. If we all knew and loved the natural world with the intimacy of the Penan, we would not be destroying it willfully.

在东南亚热带雨林里, 有一群过着游牧生活的本南人(Penan)。 他们是谁？ 数百年来，1.2万本南人一直生活在马来西亚婆罗洲的热带雨林中，不受外界干扰。

4 天之前 · 日前本南妇女在福联广场（Kluang Mall）展览手工制作的“本南包”（Penan Bag），行动党居銮国会议员黄书琪于3月8日妇女节时，前往“探班”。 黄书琪发文指出 ，本南人是砂拉越内陆的少数原住民，也是我国最后的游牧民族。

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The Penan are a indigenous people from the forests of Sabah and Sarawak, the Malaysian governed states on the Island of Borneo. Sarawak (where the group in the lilm live) covers about 17% of Borneo, an area of about 48,000 square miles, which today has a population of 2.6 million and a thriving economy based on large gas and oil reserves ...

The Penan. The Penan of Sarawak are traditionally a nomadic people. They comprise 16,000 inhabitants living in the interior of north Sarawak in the headwaters of two major rivers, the Rejang and Baram. There are 19 settled or nomadic groups of the Eastern Penan. All the settlements are connected by kinship.