I went to Guatemala’s Poorest Region to see What Life was Like

In this series, we'll be exploring the outskirts of the Central Guatemalan highlands, which is the poorest region in all of Guatemala. Instead of staying in the city of Coban, I'll be venturing out into the villages to see what life is like. The villages around this area are never visited by any tourists, so this was where authentic culture was to be found.
It just so happens that this region is inhabited by one of the 22 Mayan groups in Guatemala called the Qʼeqchiʼ Mayans, who speak their own language.
I found a village on Google Maps called "Campat". I know no one there, how to get there, or even what was there. But I wanted to see what life was like in this impoverished village, to see how people live.
*This is not "poverty porn", but rather an in-depth look at how the marginalized live in Guatemala, in hopes to understand a way of the unknown.
Welcome to rural Guatemala.
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[@GlitteredClock]

Beautiful ❤

[@VirgilZandig]

Glad you're back. I missed the last couple videos.

[@peaceonearth1971]

I think these videos are really good to show Mayan people today and their life than just seeing Tikals.

[@tore705]

Cool guy. Beautiful place.

[@ubaldoperez1845]

Bienvenidos a Guatemala. Amamos a todos los turistan q nos visitan

[@isaacfreed]

Counting from 1 to 10 is very similar to Tzotzil, in Chiapas Mexico.

[@isaacdandn23]

how is gautamala in comparison to india?

[@demesioescobar5394]

Hey men you came back 2023?

[@hectorossandongaete3631]

Doesn't look poor at all

[@rudolphparedes9856]

People poor??? Compared to what..?????

[@rudolphparedes9856]

Si la población indígena emigra, entonces desaparecería la esencia de guatemala!!!!