The Hmong groups in Vietnam and Laos, from the 18th century to the present day, are known as Black Hmong (Hmoob Dub), Striped Hmong (Hmoob Txaij), White Hmong (Hmoob Dawb), Hmong Leng (Hmoob Leeg) and Green Hmong (Hmoob Ntsuab).

2024年12月5日 · Some diasporic Hmong have begun tracing family roots and tracking down relatives while revisiting their homelands in Thailand, in Laos, to a lesser extent in Vietnam, and even in southern China, which their families may have left two centuries ago.

2024年12月6日 · The Hmong people in Vietnam are an ethnically divided conglomeration representing five local groups into which they are divided, namely: White Hmong (Mông Đơư), Black Hmong (Mông Đu), Green Hmong (Mông Sua), Red Hmong (Mông Si), and Flower Hmong (Mông Lềnh). While Black Hmong inhabit the Sapa region of Vietnam, with the Flower Hmong ...

According to the 2019 Survey of 54 ethnic minorities, conducted by Committee for Ethnic Minority Affairs and General Statistics Office, there are 1,393,547 Hmong people in Vietnam as of April 1, 2019.

Today, there are 12 million Hmong worldwide, 10 million of whom live in China and 1.2 million in Vietnam, with the remaining 800,000 spread across Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, and now the United States, France and Australia.

Around one million in number, the Hmong (or H’mong) constitute the sixth biggest ethnic group in Vietnam (out of 54). Their culture attracts a lot of tourists, as does the mountainous area in which they live (spanning the North and Central Regions of the country), but the Hmong do not benefit in any way from the boosting tourism gives to the ...

The Hmong are a colorful and culturally- and historically-rich ethnic minority that lives primarily in southern China, Laos, Burma, northern Vietnam, and Thailand. Originally from China, the Hmong are animists and ancestor worshipers and have traditionally lived in villages located at 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) to 2,000 meters (6,5600 feet).

There are about 750,000 Hmong in Vietnam (over 1% of Vietnam’s population). The Hmong are widely spread across the highland areas of Vietnam, but particularly near the Chinese border down to the 18th parallel. The Hmong house is often rudimentary in architecture and comprises three bays and two lean-tos.

H’mong people are an important member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people, ranked 8th among 54 Vietnamese ethnics. They often occupy the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam.

In Vietnam, the Hmong people are one of the largest ethnic minorities (around 900,000 people). They are principally concentrated in the mountainous north of the country and usually live at high altitudes. Different ethnic categories co-exist and can easily be identified by the way they dress and their traditions.