• Santa Cruz Xoxocotlan - In the evening, families come together at the cemetery for the Día de Muertos celebration, reconnecting with their departed loved ones. Each grave is adorned with ofrendas—foods and drinks that the deceased enjoyed, such as cheese, mole, bread, chocolate, beer, or mezcal. The graves are beautifully decorated with cempasúchil flowers and papel picado. Candles are placed around the graves, casting a gentle glow to guide the spirits back.

Some families bring live music, like mariachis, to honor their loved ones in a joyful celebration of life. This unique tradition, deeply rooted in Mexican culture, blends indigenous and Catholic influences, offering a rich and spiritual experience.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Pickup and drop off at your hotel
• Comfortable vehicle according the number of passengers

• Lunch
• On-board restrooms
• On-board WiFi

The events at Xoxocotlán Pantheon commence after dusk, as families gather at the cemetery to pay tribute to their departed loved ones. In accordance with the preferences of the deceased, offerings such as cheese, mole, bread, chocolate, beer, or mezcal are placed on the graves. The burial sites are beautifully decorated with cempasúchil flowers and vibrant pico de gallo. Candles are lit to illuminate the graves, creating a warm and contemplative ambiance. Some families even bring live music, ranging from traditional bands to mariachi, based on the family’s preferences. This deeply rooted tradition is rich in indigenous essence, showcasing the unique cultural heritage of the region.

The experience is profoundly local, providing a rare insight into the heartfelt rituals as families honor their deceased each year.

The tour is usually conducted in a van, depending on the group size (more than 20 people). Participants will be accompanied by a certified guide (Spanish-English) and driver.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.