Day of the dead in Atlixco and monumental catrinas

Puebla
Written By City Walker

7 hours

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Offered in English and Spanish

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Digital ticket

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Group discounts

7 hours 〰️ Offered in English and Spanish 〰️ Digital ticket 〰️ Group discounts

mmerse yourself in one of Mexico’s most vibrant traditions on an unforgettable Day of the Dead tour to Atlixco from Puebla. Unlike standard sightseeing trips, this immersive cultural experience engages all your senses, taking you beyond the typical tourist spots to discover the true heart of Día de Muertos.

 

    • Tourist host / tour guide

    • Private transportation

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

 

From $76 USD / person

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