Katu Mythology refers to the traditional beliefs and stories of the Katu people, an indigenous group primarily found in the highlands of Vietnam and Laos. Their mythology includes a rich tapestry of creation myths, ancestral spirits, and nature deities, reflecting their connection to the land and their cultural identity. Central to Katu Mythology are the concepts of harmony and balance, often illustrated through tales of gods and spirits that govern natural elements like water, fire, and earth. These stories serve not only to explain the world around them but also to guide moral behavior and community values among the Katu people.