Celebrated all over Mexico, the local festival begins in November every year.
Despite its name, Día De Los Muertos or Day of the Dead, is a cheerful occasion during which loved ones invite the souls of the dead back for a joyous reunion. Celebrated all over Mexico, the local festival begins in November every year. As a tribute to their loved ones who have passed, families bring ofrendas(offerings) as an invitation for the departed souls in the spirit world to return and join in on the celebrations! Altars are adorned with vibrant yellow marigold flower displays, photos of the deceased, and their favourite food and drinks.