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The peninsular Maya language, or Maayat’aan, has a history that is being written to this day. According to official data from 2020, in México 774,000 people speak Maya and, of…
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Xcambó is the only known archaeological site on the coast of the state of Yucatán. It is also considered one of the oldest, as it began to be inhabited in…
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Yucatán is home to festivals year-round. One of the most anticipated is the festivity of Candlemas, known in México as el Día de la Candelaria, celebrated every February 2nd. …
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When you think of the Maya civilization what comes to mind? Perhaps you conjure images of an exotic people adorned with feathers and animal skins on the eve of battle. …
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As I’ve mentioned in previous articles, I had the privilege of growing up alongside the Milpa’s crops. My grandpa and my dad grew corn for many years; so the cornfields…
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Jéets’ Méek’, also known as Hetzmek, is a Maya ceremony with a significant symbolic load. It is a pre-Hispanic tradition that is carried out to this day all over the…
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