MrBeast's Mayan Visit: INAH Confirms Permits, Addresses Controversy

MrBeast's Mayan Adventure: INAH Addresses Controversy Mexico City – A recent video by popular YouTuber MrBeast showcasing his visit to several Mayan archaeological sites in Mexico sparked controversy. The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) responded to address concerns. The INAH confirmed that MrBeast's team secured the necessary permits before filming. "All filming was conducted with proper authorization and supervision," stated an INAH spokesperson. The institute noted that most filming took place in publicly accessible areas. However, the INAH clarified that any filming in restricted zones also had explicit authorization. The INAH also addressed false claims in the video, specifically denying the use of drones within the Chichen Itza pyramid. The INAH's statement aimed to quell public concerns about the potential damage to these important historical sites. The incident highlights the importance of responsible tourism and the preservation of cultural heritage. The INAH's transparency and swift response helped mitigate any negative impact on the sites.