jeudi 1 septembre 2016
7 Places in Mexico With the Most Beautiful Day of the Dead Celebrations
To many, Día de los Muertos is mistakenly just another Halloween, but if you're one of the ones that knows the day (which sometimes extends for a full week) holds deep and meaningful cultural significance, may we suggest you experience it on your own and in Mexico?
By visiting one of the seven towns ahead, you'll get to see firsthand the altars and ofrendas set up for those who have passed to enjoy, as well as other beautiful and remarkable traditions that date back centuries. Scroll ahead to find a list of places in Mexico that honor those who have died in a way that celebrates their life and respects their passing.
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