More than a tour, it is an authentic cultural experience where you can understand the true meaning of the Day of the Dead. You will know the symbolism of a traditional altar, participate in its elaboration, decorate dead bread and be part of an evening with typical dinner. The experience continues with the visit to pantheons, where you can live this tradition in a respectful way and close to the local community.
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The tour will culminate in each client's hotels
They will start in a space prepared with a traditional altar, where they will know the meaning of each of its elements. They can participate by placing the photograph of a loved one, creating a personal and emotional moment of connection with tradition. They will participate in the decoration of dead bread style Mitla, an interactive and cultural activity. Later, they will enjoy a guided tasting of mezcal, where they will learn about its elaboration and meaning in Oaxacan culture.
They will travel by vehicle to the General Pantheon, where they will live the traditional atmosphere of the Day of the Dead. They will observe how families honor their loved ones with offerings, flowers and candles, always from a respectful perspective.
We will visit the Pantheon of Xoxocotlán, a place full of tradition and symbolism, where one of the most authentic expressions of the Day of the Dead in Oaxaca is lived. Here you can appreciate altars, candles and the family coexistence that honors the faithful deceased in a unique and moving atmosphere.
The service ends with transfer back to your hotels, providing greater comfort and security for all participants.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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