Dare to live a different night and discover how Oaxaca honors the memory of its loved ones during Day of the Dead. ️ Tour three traditional cemeteries, learn the meaning of the altars and their elements, enjoy mezcal, and let yourself be enveloped by the unique atmosphere of this celebration.
On October 31st, it also shares a special dinner created to glorify traditions, where gastronomy becomes part of this experience of memory and celebration.
The meeting point is in a blue building on Macedonio Alcalá street. Upon arriving at number 305, look for the wide entrance with a metal gate on the facade. Enter through the main door and their team will receive you to give you the instructions for the experience.
During the experience, you will learn the meaning of the elements that are part of a Day of the Dead altar. The guide will explain the symbolism of the flowers, candles, photographs, food, and other elements used to remember and symbolically receive loved ones. An opportunity to understand this tradition beyond what is observed at first glance.
Visit one of the most emblematic places in Oaxaca to experience the tradition of Day of the Dead. During the tour, you will be able to see how families prepare the spaces to honor their loved ones, admire the flowers, candles, and decorations, and learn about some of the customs that make this celebration a unique and meaningful experience.
On October 31st, enjoy an included dinner during the tour. It will be an opportunity to take a break, share the flavors of Oaxaca, and continue living the Day of the Dead experience in a traditional setting. Dinner is included only for reservations on October 31st.
Continue the tour in Santa María Atzompa, where you can appreciate another way of celebrating Day of the Dead. Walk through the cemetery, contemplate the offerings, flowers, and candles that illuminate the night, and discover the traditions that keep the memory of loved ones alive in this community.
Learn about the Day of the Dead traditions in San Jacinto Amilpas and discover how this celebration is lived in the Oaxacan communities. You will be able to tour the cemetery, observe the altars and decorations, and learn, through the explanations of the coordinator, the meaning of some of the elements that are part of this important tradition.
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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