Maidansa

Maidansa is a locality in the Coban department of the highlands region in Guatemala. It is situated at an elevation of approximately 1,500 meters above sea level.

Maidansa has a relatively small population and limited economic activity. The main agricultural products of the area include coffee, corn, and beans, although the region's fertile soil and favorable climate are conducive to a broader range of crops.

The village is one of the more remote communities within the Coban department. As a result, access to and from Maidansa may be limited due to the condition of surrounding roads. Those who live in Maidansa or visit regularly usually use traditional means such as walking, horseback or motorbikes to get around.

Local towns near Maidansa include San Pedro Pinula and San Juan Obispo. Tourist traveling in the region often visit Maipuc, a traditional Tz'utujil monument, and Volcan Tajumulco, the highest point of the country.

Some documentation on Maidansa includes landslides and aftermath of the volcanic eruption in the nearby Volcan Santa Maria, in 1902, with little historical or anthropological research on the local ethnic groups and possible suggestions that archaeological remains have been found, however the idea of those being verified hasn’t both been validated.

Much of the community's subsistence involves agricultural activities with maize being the staple crop. Limited development has been reported. Economic factors vary with periods of drought upsetting the maize crops and affecting household food supplies.

Notably for families supporting household access was normally great majority low earning group of below 3 going to whom were rarely more on house significant lead members via networks demonstration Remote living.