The Miskito are an indigenous people primarily located along the northeastern coast of Nicaragua and Honduras. They speak the Miskito language, which belongs to the Misumalpan language family. Traditionally, the Miskito have relied on fishing, hunting, and agriculture for their livelihoods, with a strong connection to the coastal and riverine environments. Historically, the Miskito have faced various challenges, including colonization and land disputes. They have a rich cultural heritage that includes unique music, dance, and crafts. In recent years, efforts have been made to preserve their language and traditions, as well as to secure their rights to land and resources.