Tzotzil people

The Tzotzil people are an Indigenous Maya group located primarily in the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico. They speak the Tzotzil language, which belongs to the Mayan language family. Rich in cultural traditions, the Tzotzil community practices agriculture and maintains a deep connection to their ancestral lands. They celebrate various rituals and festivals that reflect their spiritual beliefs, often blending ancient Maya customs with Catholicism. The Tzotzil are known for their vibrant textiles and strong social structures, preserving their heritage while navigating modern challenges. Their resilience illustrates the importance of cultural identity in a rapidly changing world.