Livingston, Town in Guatemala
Livingston is known for its unique mix of Garifuna, Mayan, and Afro-Caribbean cultures.
Founded by the Garifuna people after they were exiled from the Caribbean in 1797.
The Punta dance, a traditional Garifuna music and movement style, originates from here.
Accessible only by boat or helicopter, adding to its secluded charm.
Celebrates the Garifuna Settlement Day on November 26th, marking their arrival.
Location: Izabal Department
Inception: 1831
Population: 80249
Elevation above the sea: 0 m
Website: inforpressca.com/livingston
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