Mexico Day Of Dead
The Day of the Dead celebration in Mexico
is one of the coolest events anyone can ever be a part of.
It's a celebration on November 1st and 2nd, of loved ones who have passed...done in such a beautiful way.
The Day of the Dead is one of the most exciting Mexico events, and offers an excellent way to experience the culture and history of the city and its people.
A vacation in Mexico during this time of the year, can be dedicated to your tanning or to your thirst of Mexican traditional values!
These are days of remembrance, happiness and celebration, Los Dias de los Muertos is not a sad time, but instead a time of remembering and rejoicing..
Mexico Dia de los Muertos (the Mexican Halloween) calls for happy all day picnics beside the graves of dead relatives. At home, people assemble little altars called ofrendas, stocked with the departed loved ones favourite foods and drinks, their photos, and other memories, as well as candles and pungent marigolds, a flower long associated with death.
Candies, Candies, and more Candies for your Mexico Vacation! The Mexicans welcome the spirits of their families with the delicious smell of food in the air, tasty candies decorated like skulls, and lighted candles to guide them home again. Skeletons and skulls are found everywhere. Chocolate skulls, marzipan coffins, and white chocolate skeletons. Special loaves of bread are baked, called "Pan de los Muertos".
Festivities take place in cities and villages throughout Mexico, though each location may have different customs and ways of honoring their dead.
Live the real mexican traditions during your next Mexico travel...
Day of the Dead celebrations anywhere in Mexico, but here are a few of the places where festivities are particularly colorful... Suggestions and Tips also for Hotels and Lodging:
