K'iche' culture

The K'iche' are a Maya people primarily residing in Guatemala, with a rich cultural heritage rooted in ancient traditions. They speak the K'iche' language and maintain vibrant practices such as traditional weaving, ceremonies, and festivals that honor their ancestors and natural elements. Agriculture, especially maize cultivation, is central to their way of life and spiritual beliefs. They also preserve oral histories, stories, and ceremonial music, blending indigenous customs with influences from colonial history. The K'iche' community values family, community bonds, and respect for their cultural identity, ensuring their traditions continue to thrive in modern Guatemalan society.