Day of the Dead: Mexico's Annual Tradition of Honoring Souls

Jan 10, 2025

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In Mexico, the Day of the Dead is a beloved tradition celebrated in late October and early November. This holiday commemorates the belief that souls never die and instead reside in Mictlan until they can return to visit their loved ones. Originally observed in July and August, the Spanish influence shifted the festivities to November 2nd. Mexicans and some in the United States prepare for this event from the third week of October. Explore the rich history and customs of this fascinating celebration.

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Day of the Dead: Mexico's Annual Tradition of Honoring Souls

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