| Mexico's indigenous population
is one of the largest in Latin America. More than one in ten Mexicans
speak an indigenous language.
TRAVELERS' TIPS
Travelers who wish to visit indigenous people are asked to respect
cultural protocols. Learn about your hosts before your visit.
FEATURES
Tourism
and Indigenous People
FLICKR
Weavers
Indigenous
ONLINE
FLICKR
WIKI
Planeta Wikispace
Celebración
de la Comida Indígena
Indigenous
People of Mexico
ONLINE
WIKI
AZTECS
Aztecs
Xochimilco
Templo
Mayor
Aztec
- Wikipedia
Nahuatl
- Wikipedia
CHATINO
Chatino
- INI
Chatino
- Wikipedia
CHINANTECO
Chinanteco Words
Chinantec - Wikipedia
COCAS
Cocas
HUICHOL
Huichol
Huichol
Indians of Mexico: The Real Treasure of the Sierra Madre - Charmayne
McGee
MAYA
The Maya people live in Mexico
and Central America.
To help travelers better understand the region and its people, we
are making a major revision via the Maya
Wiki.
Palenque
Maya Wiki
Lacandon
People and Forest
MAZATEC
Mazatec
MIXE
Mixe
Mixe
Words
Ayuuk Oaxaca
Mixe - Wikipedia
MIXTEC
Mixteca
Oaxaca
OTOMI
Otomi - Wikipedia
PUREPECHA
Purépecha
- Wikipedia
RARAMURI
Raramuri
TRIQUI
Triquis
Triqui - Wikipedia
TZOTZIL
Tzotzil -
Wikipedia
ZAPOTEC
The Zapotecs call themselves binnizá (binni- people; zá-cloud
: the people from the clouds). For the Mexica they were the zapotecatl,
'people from Teozapotlán', or 'Place of the Gods.' The Spaniards
called them Zapotecs.
Zapotec - Oaxaca
Wiki
San
Martín Tilcajete
Teotitlán
del Valle
Lachatao
Weavers
of Teotitlán
Zapotec-Spanish-English
Dictionary from Teotitlán del Valle - Oaxaca Wiki
Zapotec - Wikipedia
Zapotec
Civilization - Wikipedia
ELSEWHERE ON THE WEB
Comisión Nacional
para el Desarrollo de los Pueblos Indígenas (CDI)
Colección
Pueblos Indígenas del México Contemporáneo
- CDI
Instituto Nacional
de Lenguas Indígenas
Red Indigena de Turismo en Mexico
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