Image for itzá

itzá

The Itzá are a Mayan-speaking indigenous people originally from the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico. Historically, they were a powerful civilization known for their impressive city-states, especially the ancient city of Tikal. Today, the Itzá community continues to preserve their language, culture, and traditions, mainly in Mexico's Yucatán and neighboring regions. They are recognized for their rich history, including Mayan arts, agriculture, and spiritual practices, which remain integral to their identity. The Itzá people contribute significantly to the cultural diversity and heritage of the Mesoamerican region.