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Our promise to the mayan culture.Two weeks of sharing our hearts with you. in Pueblo del maíz, sustainability is not jus...
27/11/2025

Our promise to the mayan culture.

Two weeks of sharing our hearts with you. in Pueblo del maíz, sustainability is not just a word, it's our way of living, we honor the mayan heritage and the planet

From caring for our stingless bees and wildlife to respecting the elements and offering of natural fibers

Together building a future where culture and nature are in balance.

The altar, with its offerings, flowers, and the aroma of food, is a sacred bridge. Preserving these ceremonies is our co...
27/11/2025

The altar, with its offerings, flowers, and the aroma of food, is a sacred bridge. Preserving these ceremonies is our commitment to mayan culture heritage.

We are a sanctuary of history, nature and living memory. Live the Hanal Pixan in Pueblo del maíz 💀.

In Pueblo del Maíz, we are in harmony with nature.Here, we remember our connection and respect for the four sacred eleme...
27/11/2025

In Pueblo del Maíz, we are in harmony with nature.

Here, we remember our connection and respect for the four sacred elements.

Earth 🌎: gives us natural fibers

Water 💧: gives the life

Wind 🌬️: associated with clean

Fire 🔥: gives light and warm

Before industry, there was wisdom 🛖In Pueblo del Maíz, we explore the incredible sustainability of Mayan culture in the ...
27/11/2025

Before industry, there was wisdom 🛖

In Pueblo del Maíz, we explore the incredible sustainability of Mayan culture in the use of the natural resources.

They obtained everything from the jungle, without waste:

Henequen: a strong fiber for ropes

Cotton: for sacred garments

Achiote: a natural food and pigment, free of chemicals.

In Mayan culture, offerings were an act of respect. Ixchel, goddess of fertility and moon, received offerings of element...
27/11/2025

In Mayan culture, offerings were an act of respect.

Ixchel, goddess of fertility and moon, received offerings of elements from the earth and sea: flowers, seeds, cacao, and honey

This ancestral practice reminds us of the sacred value of natural resources

In Pueblo del Maíz we continue this ancestral tradition.

A ancester visitor in Pueblo del maíz 🐢In the mayan culture the turtle shell is a representation of the earth 🌎 Receive ...
23/11/2025

A ancester visitor in Pueblo del maíz 🐢

In the mayan culture the turtle shell is a representation of the earth 🌎

Receive the visit of the animals is reminder the important of biodiversity and wildlife respect.

22/11/2025

Sustainability is about caring for life in all its forms 🐦

Come and connect with nature and culture!🌱

In Pueblo del Maíz we protect the melipona bee 🐝, sacred in the mayan culture. They are very important to our ecosystem ...
22/11/2025

In Pueblo del Maíz we protect the melipona bee 🐝, sacred in the mayan culture. They are very important to our ecosystem and culture.

come and know them, they haven't stinger!

Did you know? The Maya civilization developed one of the most accurate calendar systems in the ancient world. Their cale...
22/11/2025

Did you know?

The Maya civilization developed one of the most accurate calendar systems in the ancient world. Their calendar didn’t just measure time, it was deeply tied to nature, cycles farming, and observing the world around them. For the Maya, time was sacred and connected closely to the balance between humans and the Earth.

Do you know pibipollo or mukbil?This dish is a traditional food from Mayas, originally prepar to mark the started of the...
20/11/2025

Do you know pibipollo or mukbil?

This dish is a traditional food from Mayas, originally prepar to mark the started of the harvest season. Nowadays, it’s a tradition for celebrating the Day of the Dead, or Hanal Pixán (“food of the souls”).

Today, pib is a way to stayed connect to Maya roots and keep ancestral customs alive. It’s a celebration of life, death, and the continuity of tradition.

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