Lanoh: Lanoh, an indigenous tribe of Peninsular Malaysia which have settled around the Lenggong region of Hulu Perak since before the 1920s is rich with unique culture and traditions. This Semang-Negrito subgroup is concentrated in Kampung Air Bah where the largest number of recorded residents being around 300 people. This village falls within the UNESCO World Heritage Site designated in 2012. As such, their role of this indigenous community is invaluable in preserving this global heritage.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, the Lanoh tribe's presence in Kampung Air Bah underscores the significance of their cultural and traditional practices. Their contributions are essential in maintaining the integrity and historical value of the Lenggong region. The community's involvement in showcasing their heritage to delegates of the UNESCO Global Geopark highlights their commitment to cultural preservation.

The Lanoh tribe's traditions and lifestyle offer insights into the history and development of the Lenggong Valley. As the region continues to gain attention from international bodies, the Lanoh community plays a vital role in ensuring that the cultural narratives are accurately represented and preserved for future generations.