Chiapas
Mexico
Chiapas, Mexico, shares 375 connections with 7793 other places across 26 topics, from cloud forests and indigenous languages to colonial religion and coffee cultivation. Nature connections are the strongest cluster, grounded in ecosystems like the Reserva de la Biosfera El Triunfo, whose cloud forests shelter resplendent quetzals. History and language connections trace to Maya-descended peoples, including the Tzeltal, whose language is the most common indigenous variety in the state. The Soconusco coast is Mexico's major coffee-growing region, linking Chiapas to Guatemala and broader Latin American agricultural networks.
John Lloyd Stephens
Connects Chiapas to: Santa Elena Municipality, Mexico | Bolonchén, Campeche
Tojolabal people
Connects Chiapas to: Mexico
Federico Haberkorn
Connects Chiapas to: Buenos Aires, Argentina | Merlo Partido, Argentina
Coffee production in Mexico
Tzeltal people
Volcán Tacaná
Muntingia calabura
Connects Chiapas to: Arroyo Seco, Mexico | Aporo, Mexico
Anti-capitalism
Connects Chiapas to: Seattle, Washington | Prague, Czech Republic
Heberto Castillo
Connects Chiapas to: Mexico City, Mexico | Ixhuatlán de Madero, Mexico
Malva Flores
Connects Chiapas to: Mexico | Jalisco | Aguascalientes
San Mateo Ixtatán
Connects Chiapas to: Guatemala | San Mateo Ixtatán, Guatemala
Lacandon Jungle
Connects Chiapas to: San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico | Palenque, Mexico | Frontera Corozal