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They are a cross-border town that inhabits Costa Rica, Honduras and Nicaragua.

It is the largest indigenous people in Nicaragua.

The Chorotegas claim that their population is made up of 210,000 people in Nicaragua.

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The Matagalpa are one of the most important cultures in the historical development of the Nicaraguan territory.

The Matagalpa are one of the most important cultures in the historical development of the Nicaraguan territory

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This tribe came to the forefront during the Nicaragua Contra War.

Even thought the name Miskito might sound like it derives from the Mosquito insect

The Miskito Indians that still live in the areas of Nicaragua and the Honduras, fiercely protect their beloved rainforests by campaigning for their rights to protect the land

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The Mayangna are located in the Autonomous Region of the North Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua (RACCN)

They are recognized as the first inhabitants of the region and are linguistically subdivided into four native languages: Panamahka, Yusku, Tuahka and Ulwah in Nicaragua and the Tawahka in Honduras

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The Rama are an indigenous people living on the eastern coast of Nicaragua.

The vast majority of the indigenous Rama population inhabit the island of Rama Cay.

They have a population of aprox. 2000.

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The Sutiabas settled to the west of the volcanic mountain range of the Maribios. The limits of its territory were the following: to the North, the Maribios mountain range from the Telica volcano

The population of the Mayangna exceeds 4,000 inhabitants.

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The members of the Nahua tribe descended from peoples who migrated into the Americas from East Asia.

The existence of gods for many aspects of life and the world (filth, agriculture, natural features, cosmology).

For instance, the concept of using litigation to fight for property or protect one's rights was transplanted from Spanish invaders to the Nahua people.

Even different communities used the system to fight against each other. Another addition to Nahua culture was the practice of taxation.