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Welcome to our Day of the Dead Tours
Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Mexico’s vibrant Day of the Dead celebrations. Join us at The Monkey Experience, where we have 8 years of experience in crafting unforgettable journeys through the heart of Mexico. Experience the true essence of Dia de los Muertos with our expertly crafted tours, carefully chosen to showcase the best of Mexico City, Oaxaca, and Michoacán.
Whether you’re a cultural enthusiast, a photographer, or simply curious about this vibrant celebration, our tours offer an immersive and respectful experience, prioritizing authentic interactions with locals. By visiting local cemeteries and supporting communities, we provide a unique perspective.
Book your Day of the Dead tour today to discover the magic and meaning behind this beloved Mexican tradition. Create memories that will last a lifetime. Contact us now to reserve your spot!
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In Michoacán, witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of candle-lit cemeteries adorned with countless marigolds. Join local families as they gather to pay homage to their ancestors through heartfelt prayers, music, and offerings. Experience the warmth and hospitality of the locals as they share stories and traditions that have been passed down through generations.
Discover the mystical beauty of Mexico City, where the streets come alive with captivating parades, ornate altars, and lively music. Explore the historical neighborhoods and UNESCO World Heritage sites while our knowledgeable guides provide insights into the significance of each tradition.
Venture to the magical city of Oaxaca, known for its elaborate Day of the Dead festivities. Experience the buzzing markets, where you can find intricately crafted sugar skulls, marigold flowers, and traditional foods. Visit ancient Zapotec ruins and witness traditional indigenous ceremonies that honor departed loved ones.
How is the Day of the Dead celebrated in Mexico?
Death in Mexico is not considered a taboo. It is a reason to remember the ancestors that are no longer here, and do what they liked to do. If they liked mole, we eat mole. If they liked pan de muertos, there will be pan de muertos, and if they liked to celebrate, then we celebrate in a happy and respectful way.
Part of the profits are destined to the community.
In the tours we include visits to communities outside of Mexico City. We donate flowers so they can decorate the tombs, and give a contribution to the cemeteries for cleaning and other expenses.