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Why is the Day of the Dead celebrated in Mexico? What is magical about celebrating death? Discover why this mystical celebration teaches us that dying is part of life and we should celebrate it. Celebrate this tradition that is considered Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity! The Day of the Dead are for Xoxocotlan a mixture of tradition, worship, celebration, magic and history. Dead and alive come together at the local pantheon. Death is admired, interpreted and respected in Xoxocotlan. Get to know the colorful altars and offerings, especially the exquisite cuisine with which Mexicans remember their faithful departed. The Day of the Dead is an event that only takes place once a year in Xoxocotlan and you cannot miss it! This is a religious celebration, please be respectful at all times.

Live closely the tradition that has not died in Mexico City, celebrate with us on November 1st, one of the most representative festivals of our city, the day of the Dead! Enjoy a tour where you can be part of one of the most significant traditions of our country. Get into the details that surround this great celebration with hundreds of years of tradition. Don't miss this tour, it only happens once a year!

A special ONE day a year tour in which we go deep into San Miguel's Day of the Dead traditions and culture. We'll meet at the main square in downtown San Miguel and go from there to visit the different altars, decorated streets and cemeteries, all while learning about the significance and importance of Day of the Dead in Mexican culture and how it is expressed specifically in San Miguel de Allende. THIS TOUR MAY VARY DEPENDING ON THE GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS.

Experience the most haunted section of Edinburgh’s legendary Underground City with this award-winning guided walking tour. Known as 'Damnation Alley' and forgotten for centuries, these tunnels were once 'home' to men, women and children living in utter misery. Experience Edinburgh's dark past as you listen to stories about what really happened beneath the city's streets and what might have stayed behind … • 80 minute walking tour exploring Edinburgh's underground city, led by a local expert guide. • Choice of day or night time tour. PLEASE NOTE During very busy times of the year tours are marked SOLD OUT when places are still available, in order to avoid over-booking. Contact us if the tour you want is marked SOLD OUT in case places are available.

Madaba and Dead Sea tour is special for its unique blend of history, breathtaking landscapes, and natural wonders, all within a compact day trip. Here's what makes it stand out: Madaba – City of Mosaics, and St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church in Madaba, Jordan, Step back in time: Explore ancient churches adorned with Byzantine mosaics, including the famous Madaba Map – the oldest preserved depiction of the Holy Land. Immerse in artistic heritage: Every corner tells a story, and every tile paints a vivid picture. Feel the city's rich history vibrate beneath your feet. Dead Sea – A Natural Wonder Float effortlessly: Experience the surreal sensation of buoyant relaxation at the lowest point on Earth. Let the mineral-rich waters rejuvenate your body and soul. Embrace natural spa: Coat yourself in therapeutic Dead Sea mud, renowned for its skin-softening and revitalizing properties. Go beyond sightseeing Savor Jordanian cuisine Combine history and nature Accessible wonder

One of the most representatives events in the Mexican culture; unfortunately can be only enjoyed one night early November in Mexico. It is not a tour, is an unforgettable experience.!!

Visit the Baptism Site (named El-Maghtas in Arabic) on the Jordanian side of the Jordan River. It is one of the most important recent discoveries in biblical archaeology where John the Baptist lived and Jesus was baptized. The Dead Sea is the first world natural spa and the lowest point on earth. Its calm, shining water glowing from the scorching sun is known for its concentration of salt and minerals, which makes it a therapeutic as well as a unique swimming experience not to be missed.

Join us on this tour to the town of Mixquic to experience the Day of the Dead. We will visit the town's cemetery to appreciate the decoration of the tombs, we will observe the offerings that people leave for their deceased and we will learn about the representations that death has had in Mexican culture. We will witness the "Alumbrada", a tradition in which the cemetery is illuminated only by candlelight. We will also enjoy the great Fair of the Dead full of music, food, games and dancing to enjoy a unique night. The guides are historians, archaeologists, anthropologists; extensive knowledge of the subject and with a great taste for sharing Mexican culture.

● Learn all the secrets of one of the most anticipated evenings of the year: the night of the Day of the Dead. ● Celebrating the Day of the Dead in Mexico is an unforgettable experience. Enjoy this popular holiday with a tour of Huatulco on the most anticipated night of the year ● We think that death is the end of everything … And it is only the beginning. The "final trip" is experienced in Mexico in a very special way. ● Enjoying authentic Mexican cuisine all day ● Discovering the true meaning of Day of the Dead and become more cultured

Experience the Day of the Dead Like Never Before in Mexico City! Step into the heart of one of Mexico’s most iconic and time-honored traditions on November 1st: the Day of the Dead. Celebrate this unforgettable festivity, where ancient customs and modern expressions come together in a vibrant tribute to loved ones who have passed. This exclusive tour offers the opportunity to immerse in the magic and meaning of a celebration with hundreds of years of history, featuring stunning altars, colorful decorations, and deep-rooted cultural traditions. Don't miss the chance to be part of this once-a-year experience that truly captures the essence of Mexican heritage. Book now and witness the beauty, mysticism, and heartfelt emotions of the Day of the Dead!

On this day tour, you'll see two of the greatest wonders in Israel: the Herodian fortress Masada, a symbol of the Jewish spirit, and the Dead Sea, the lowest place on earth and wellness resort known since ancient times.

We will take advantage of the fact that during this Day of the Dead season, this town with themed architecture dresses up to welcome us and commemorate the Day of the Dead with a multitude of activities (some with an additional cost) such as plays, musical shows, exhibitions, tastings, circus acts; In addition, we will be able to enjoy the offerings that adorn the streets, squares and alleys without forgetting that at dusk THE MEGA PROCESSION OF CATRINAS takes over this place to leave us totally surprised. We suggest wearing comfortable shoes, warm clothing, sunscreen, cash and you can also come dressed up (NO Halloween costumes or makeup) or get painted for free starting at 12:00 hrs (Subject to availability) The return to Mexico City is approximately at 23:00 hrs to the same meeting point.

Anyone interested in the rich culture of Mexico should experience this opportunity to immerse themselves in one of the country's most emblematic and moving festivities. By participating in the tour of the Central de Abastos and contributing to the creation of a traditional offering, an authentic experience is offered that provides a deeper understanding of the importance of honoring loved ones and the spiritual connection to life and death in Mexican culture. Additionally, this experience provides a unique perspective on the history and traditions rooted in Mexico's vibrant identity, allowing visitors to appreciate the depth and beauty of such a significant holiday in the Mexican cultural calendar.

Do not miss the experience of knowing the Festival del Alfeñique de Toluca! A party dedicated to the celebration of Day of the Dead full of colors and traditions of Mexico. On this tour you will visit Toluca, a colonial city with a special charm where you will visit its Cathedral, Portales, Alameda Park, Cosmovitral, Civic Square and more … During October and November the Alfeñique Fair is celebrated, an event with gastronomic exhibitions chocolate calaveritas, sugar and typical Mexican sweets; concerts, workshops, street art, legends and offerings dedicated to the celebration of the Day of the Dead. You will also visit the Alfeñique Museum, a museum dedicated to this typical sweet used especially to celebrate the Day of the Dead. Without a doubt it is a great opportunity to experience the Day of the Dead with all its customs and traditions in this incredible tour that takes you to discover our culture from the perspective of the local people.

Welcome to an experience that will completely change your perspective on the Historic Center of Mexico City! This tour of myths and legends is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the mysterious and fascinating side of this area full of history By taking this tour, you will have the opportunity to explore Mexico's cultural heritage in a completely unique way. They will learn about the beliefs, myths and traditions that have influenced Mexican culture for generations. And above all, the most important festival in all of Mexico, the Day of the Dead, a fusion of pre-Hispanic and colonial tradition, where we will explain in detail the worldview of the Aztecs and the relationships they had with death. Discover the intriguing and enigmatic side of this city that is rarely revealed. This experience will transform your trip and give you a deeper understanding of Mexico City and its rich cultural heritage.

Celebrate the Day of the Dead in a unique experience. We will start in Teotitlán, enjoying hot chocolate and traditional tamales that evoke our loved ones. In Tlacolula, you will discover the variety of typical breads ideal for offerings. You will visit a colorful field of flowers, where you can take many photos!!! as well as cut your own flowers for the altars. Finally, in the palenque, you will create a Zapotec altar and taste ancestral mezcal. A feast for the senses and a tribute to the rich Mexican culture.

Embark on a whirlwind adventure from Amman, unlocking the secrets of Petra and the Dead Sea in a single magical day! Your private journey ensures comfort, flexibility, and personalized attention, maximizing your Jordanian experience: Petra: A Timeless Enchantment Journey through time: As you approach, feel the anticipation build. Unveil the hidden city through the Siq, a narrow gorge that transports you to another era. Marvel at the Treasury: Emerge into the dazzling Treasury, Petra's iconic facade carved into the rose-colored cliffs. Be awestruck by its grandeur and imagine the ancient caravans it once welcomed. Explore at your own pace: Venture deeper into the city, discovering tombs, temples, and amphitheaters carved into the rock face.

Experience the otherworldly beauty and spiritual significance of a sacred cenote at night. Discover the folklore surrounding these mystical sinkholes, believed to be portals between the living and the dead. Let our expert guide captivate you with tales and insights into the interwoven connections of life, death, and the afterlife. Indulge in the flavors of traditional Mexican liquor, Tequila—a blend of Mayan gastronomy and the Day of the Dead festivities. Let your taste buds revel in the ancient flavors that connect past and present. Participate in a mesmerizing Mayan offering to the dead ceremony, unveiling the profound meaning behind this sacred ritual. Led by your guide, pay homage to your ancestors and forge a spiritual bond that transcends time and space. Chants, prayers, and heartfelt offerings will immerse you in the true essence of the Day of the Dead.

Jordan's Dead Sea is one of the country's top tourist attractions, but it's not just about floating in the water itself. This area is packed full of things to do. Go to the resort to enjoy the beach and the dead sea. History-minded travelers aren't left out either. The Dead Sea region is one of Jordan's best places to visit for important sites from both Old Testament and New Testament history.

Live an unforgettable trip to the heart of the Day of the Dead in Oaxaca! We begin in the charming town of Arrazola, where a warm local family will welcome you into their home, sharing their culture and hospitality. You'll participate in a moving copal ritual, pick vibrant marigold flowers in a picturesque field, and then feast on authentic Oaxacan food. Together, we will create an altar, uniting our stories to commemorate this ancient holiday. Join this unique experience that celebrates the life and memory of our loved ones. Reserve your spot today!