From the Kinh to the Khmer, Vietnam is home to a rich tapestry of cultures and ethnic groups. In this post, we'll introduce you to some of the most prominent ethnic groups in Vietnam and tell you a little bit about their history, culture, and traditions. The Kinh photo: Nguyễn Hoàng The Kinh people of Vietnam are a dominant ethnic group in the country. They make up over 85% of the population and account for…
This is a must-read for anyone planning to travel to Vietnam and wanting to learn more about the country's unique heritage.
I love how diverse one group of people can be. They may be similar in appearance but their culture, traditions, etc. are so vastly different and beautiful.
I was not aware of there being this many differences according to the regions found around Vietnam. This is very cool stuff! I would love to learn more.
They may be similar in appearance
On the contrary, every minority has different costumes, especially the women; that's how you can determine which one they are: Black H'mong (black costume), Green and Blue Hmong, Flower H'mong (multicolor costume with many stylised small flowers, White Thai (white skirt and white blouse), Black Thai (white skirt and black blouse), Red Dao (big red turban), etc.
Your comment is an excellent reminder that we should avoid lumping all minority groups together, as each has its own distinct traditions and customs.
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