DAY OF THE DEAD
The Day of the Dead is traditionally celebrated on November 1 and 2, though other days, such as October 31 or November 6, may also be included in the festivities. One of the most vibrant and culturally rich places to experience this unique celebration is in the picturesque region of Oaxaca, Mexico.
Oaxaca is renowned for its deeply rooted and elaborate Day of the Dead traditions, which draw locals and tourists to its colorful towns. Oaxaca City, Jalatco, Tule, Mitla, and Etla all offer a range of celebrations, from visits to cemeteries to elaborate altars, welcoming those who have crossed over.
The Mezcal Artisanal Experience:
Learn about Mezcal at a family owned agave farm
Embark on an extraordinary journey to Oaxaca, Mexico, where ancient traditions and modern-day excitement intertwine to create an unparalleled Mezcal experience.
Immerse yourself in the heart of artisanal craftsmanship as you witness skilled mezcaleros distilling the sacred agave plant with passion and precision.
Temazcal—The Mexican Sweat Lodge
Discover the ancient healing ritual of the Temazcal Ceremony in the heart of Oaxaca, Mexico, and embark on a transformative journey like no other. Step back in time as you enter the sacred Temazcal, a traditional pre-Hispanic steam lodge, where centuries-old wisdom intertwines with modern wellness.
Led by experienced indigenous guides, this soul-stirring experience aims to purify your mind, body, and spirit, using the power of medicinal herbs and steam to cleanse away negative energies.
