5-Hour Oaxaca Day of the Dead Evening Walking Tour & Dinner

Oaxaca
Written By Mazomachete Casa de Espíritus

5 hours

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Offered in English and Spanish

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Digital ticket

5 hours 〰️ Offered in English and Spanish 〰️ Digital ticket

Few parts of Mexico celebrate the Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) with as much pasion as Oaxaca, but knowing where the festivities take place can be challenging. This evening walking tour takes place after dark for extra atmosphere, and showcases the best decorations in the city. You’ll also learn much more about local traditions than you would alone.Go beyond the guidebook: Your guide offers local insight into cultural customs See a side of Oaxaca usually reserved for locals Dinner is included so you don't have to make restaurant recommendations Feel safe exploring after dark in a group.

The tour starts in a meeting point in dowtown Oaxaca City.

 

    • Dinner

    • Snacks

    • Guide to guide you through the culture & customs of the celebration

    • Free cancellationup to 24 hours before the experience starts (local time)

 

From $110 USD / person

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