THE ROOTS OF THE DAY OF THE DEAD

Breakfast. We will start our day visiting the Morelia city, one of the most beautiful and important tourist destinations in Mexico for its invaluable cultural and historical heritage. It is considered the ideological cradle of the Independence Movement and is home to wellknown international music and film festivals, we will also enjoy getting to know one of the oldest trades in Mexico, the work of Chopped paper. We will attend an Artisan Workshop to learn about the history and process of making this utensil that allows us to capture all kinds of figures, we will have the opportunity to make our own chopped paper and take it with us to home for a memory of Mexico. Afternoon free time. Accommodation. 

Breakfast. At the agreed time, we will leave Morelia to reach Guadalajara. Visit the beautiful artisan village of Tlaquepaque with time for the lunch ( not included) After settling into our hotel and taking a short break along the way, we are going to visit the Theme Park that has caused a stir all over the world: Calaverandia. We will be able to visit more than 20 attractions, an endless number of offerings, altars and shows that represent the ancient traditions of the Day of the Dead. We can enjoy of a neon area, a cemetery, characterized characters and even a trajinera ride. After filling ourselves with the great magic that Calaverandia provides, we will return to sleep at our hotel.

Breakfast. We will continue to Guanajuato, capital of the state, we will walk through its alleys and historic streets. We will arrive at the Plaza del Ropero where we will find the statue of Jorge Negrete, a Mexican singer who has served as inspiration for many International films. Return to the hotel and accommodation. At night we can enjoy a show through the most important alleys of the city of Guanajuato, which are accompanied by a little orquest, the group performs dances, songs and other demonstrations of talent that allow us to become infected with the magic of the city. 

Breakfast. At the agreed time, we will leave the Mexican Bajío to return to Mexico City, but on the way we will visit the magical town of Dolores Hidalgo, cradle of the independence of Mexico but even more important for us, the place where the remains of Jose Alfredo Jimenez are, an icon in Mexican ranchera music. We will visit the Pantheon of Dolores to appreciate the mausoleum where, year after year, homage is paid to the interpreter of “Let the Moon rise”. We will continue our journey to Mexico City, arrival at the hotel and accommodation

Breakfast. Our adventure has come to the end and our ancestors have already returned to the Kingdom of the Dead, it is time to let them rest and remember them, prepare the offering for the following year, save their photos and miss them every day. They are happy, at peace and they do not want us to shed a tear of sadness, they have had to migrate, but at some point, we will be with them and we will meet again. "Life is temporary, but families are eternal" It is time to catch our flight home and return with a smile on our face. END OF OUR SERVICES