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Experience the magic of Día de los Muertos in Atlixco. Explore cempasúchil fields, see giant Catrina figures, and savor traditional treats on this cultural adventure.

Highlights

• Dive into the unique culture of Día de los Muertos in Atlixco
• Wander through fields of cempasúchil flowers and learn about their symbolism
• Discover Valle de las Catrinas and see giant, intricately decorated figures
• Savor traditional Atole and Pan de Muerto, iconic treats of the season
• Enjoy stunning views from a scenic viewpoint overlooking the town of Atlixco

Description

Begin your day by meeting your guide and hopping on a transfer to Atlixco, a picturesque town in Puebla, where the magic of the Day of the Dead comes to life. Along the way, your guide will share captivating stories about this cherished Mexican tradition, providing insight into its profound cultural and spiritual significance. Upon arrival, start by exploring the beautiful cempasúchil fields that stretch out before you, their golden marigold petals symbolizing the spirits of the departed. Wander through local nurseries, where you’ll learn about the process of growing these iconic flowers and the deep-rooted spiritual connection the locals have with them. Next, make your way to a viewpoint that overlooks the town of Atlixco. From here, admire the town’s uniqueness, with mountains in the distance and the colorful streets below. After soaking in the scenery, head down La Escalera Ancha (The Wide Stairs), a charming street adorned with festive decorations that celebrate the essence of the Day of the Dead. As you descend, enjoy views of the town, which is beautifully transformed for the occasion. Continue your journey with a visit to Valle de las Catrinas, a mesmerizing display featuring thirteen giant Catrina figures, each intricately decorated to embody the spirit of the Day of the Dead. These magnificent figures, a symbol of life and death, are meticulously adorned with colors, creating a larger-than-life celebration of the holiday. As the day winds down, make your way back to Mexico City, reflecting on the beautiful moments you’ve shared, the cultural richness you’ve experienced, and the unforgettable memories of a day full of color, culture, and celebration.

Includes

Service of a multilingual local guide Round transportation from Mexico City Typical Day of the Dead fare: pan de muerto and atole Guided walk in Atlixco

Important Information

• The tour involves walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended. Bring a camera to capture the beautiful scenery. Sunscreen and a hat are advisable for sun protection. Water is recommended to stay hydrated.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

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