We will begin our trip exploring the links between the world of the living and the dead as we walk among the colorful offerings, decorated with cempasuchil flowers, candles and personal objects, as well as visiting three impressive cemeteries. General Cemetery: This historical place is the perfect setting to explore the traditions of the Day of the Dead. The tombs decorated with flowers and candles illuminate the path of loved ones to their last resting place, creating an atmosphere of respect and affection. Xoxocotlán Cemetery: Immerse yourself in a more intimate experience in this cemetery, where families gather to honor their deceased. The intimate and serene atmosphere will allow you to connect with the emotional essence of this celebration. Atzompa Cementery: Here you will discover a unique combination of pre-Hispanic and colonial traditions. The colorful altars and offerings arouse curiosity about the region's beliefs and history. Experience the unique atmosphere that is formed when families come together to honor their loved ones and celebrate life through death. Our local guides will share information about the traditions, giving you a deep understanding of the cultural significance of this day.