- Dates
- 31 Oct - 2 Nov 2026
- Location
- Oaxaca & across Mexico
Día de los Muertos fills Mexico with marigold-covered altars, candlelit graveyard vigils and colourful processions as families honour those who have passed. Oaxaca and Mexico City host some of the most vivid celebrations, making late October a moving and beautiful time to visit.
What to expect
- Altars, marigolds and candlelit vigils
- Vivid processions and costumes
- Best experienced in Oaxaca and Mexico City
Budgeting for Día de los Muertos
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