Only in Laos can you find a kitchen inside a bombshell—literally. Join us as we venture into the mountains to cook authentic Hmong cuisine inside a repurposed American missile left over from the ...

It is estimated that more than 30,000 of the 300,000 Hmong living in Laos died as a result of their involvement in the war. "This memorial is about us; it tells everyone what we did," said Capt ...

At first, you might not think much of the small food truck in the back corner of an unassuming parking lot, tucked behind a Little Caesars. You might even miss it as you drive 20 minutes west of ...

The Hmong sided with the Americans during the conflict. When US forces left Vietnam, Hmong people were often targeted by the communist government. On May 29, 1975, Pathet Lao forces opened fire on ...

Forty years after Laos fell to the communists, decimating the Hmong people and their culture, a new generation of Hmong American leaders has emerged to preserve their heritage before it’s too late.

Long before heading across the ocean to the U.S., in the early 1800s, Hmong people began migrating from China to Laos, Thailand and Vietnam, and they adopted many of the foods of their new countries.