Do the Mayans still exist in the world?

The Mayans still exist in the world today.

Modern Mayans are mainly engaged in agriculture, planting corn, broad beans, pumpkins, cocoa, sweet potatoes, peppers, tobacco, cotton and so on. Living in communities around a central village. There are public buildings and houses in the central village, and in most cases, the houses are empty; Sometimes people live a long time. In addition to festivals and fairs, community residents also live in their own farmhouses. Its clothing (especially women's clothing) is still in the traditional form; Men prefer to wear modern ready-made clothes. The home textile industry is declining day by day, and most clothes are sewn with factory-woven fabrics. Use a hoe to plow the land, and use a shovel when encountering hard soil. Yucatan people usually raise pigs and chickens, and occasionally raise cattle. There is little industry, and handicrafts are usually just for family needs. Some cash crops or local specialties are sold in exchange for cash to buy items that are lacking locally.

Almost all Mayans believe in Catholicism in name, but generally they have the color of local religion. His cosmology is a typical Mayan form, and Christian holy figures are usually confused with Mayan gods. Popular religion basically believes in Christianity, celebrating Mass and Saint's Day. Pre-Colombian indigenous religions are still believed by families.