Table 1 Demographic profiles of countries in Southeast Asia [17]
From: Fermented foods of Southeast Asia other than soybean- or seafood-based ones
Country | Population (2020) | Religion(s) | Major ethnic group(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
Brunei | 460,345 | Islam (81%), Christianity (7%), Buddhism (7%) | Malay (70%), Chinese (10%) |
Cambodia | 16,713,015 | Buddhism (97%), Islam (2%) | Khmer (96%), Cham (2%), Chinese (1%) |
Indonesia | 270,203,917 | Islam (87%), Christianity (11%) | Javanese (40%), Sundanese (16%), Malay (4%) |
Laos | 7,749,595 | Buddhism (66%), Tai folk religion (31%) | Lao (53%), Khmu (11%), Hmong (9%), Phu Thai (3%), Tai (3%) |
Malaysia | 32,447,385 | Islam (64%), Buddhism (19%), Christianity (9%), Hinduism (6%) | Malay (57%), Chinese (23%), indigenous groups (12%), Indian (7%) |
Myanmar | 57,526,449 | Buddhism (88%), Christianity (6%), Islam (4%) | Bamar (68%), Shan (9%), Karen (7%), Rakhine (4%), Chinese (3%) |
Singapore | 5,637,000 | Buddhism (31%), no religion (20%), Christianity (19%), Islam (16%), Taoism (9%), Hinduism (5%) | Chinese (74%), Malay (14%), Indian (9%) |
Thailand | 69,648,117 | Buddhism (90%), Islam (4%), Christianity (3%) | Thai (80%), Thai Chinese (10%), Malay (7%), Khmer (3%) |
Timor-Leste | 1,340,513 | Christianity (~ 100%) | East Timorese (~ 100%) |
Vietnam | 96,208,984 | No religion (74%), Buddhism (15%), Christianity (9%) | Kinh Vietnamese (85%) |