
GOOD FRIDAY CELEBRATION IN TAXCO FROM MEXICO CITY
If you’re in Mexico City on Good Friday, enjoy an epic religious celebration — the Passion of the Christ in Taxco.
13:00 hrs. Meet at Avenida Plaza de la Republica #154, Col. Tabacalera. Registration, access, box lunch, and gifts.
14:00 hrs. Start of the tour to the magical neighborhood of Mixquic, in the south of Mexico City, a town that symbolizes the very essence of the ritual of death, preparing to celebrate the traditional Day of the Dead with sawdust carpets and cempasúchil flowers, pre-Hispanic dances, and colorful altars. Dare to learn more about how the locals welcome their deceased relatives and friends in a totally unique ritual.
On board the vehicle, you will begin to learn about the curiosities of this journey, the elements that make it up, how to experience the tradition upon arrival in the Mixquic neighborhood, recommendations for the visit, as well as the history of the buildings.
You will be able to enjoy a snack during the trip and a special seasonal gift.
16:00 hrs. An experiential journey to be part of the traditions of Mexico City, where you can walk through the streets, see different types of altars, enjoy cultural activities, discover colorful sculptures, explore the old church and its cemetery, already decorated everywhere to bid farewell to our loved ones at approximately 20:00 hrs. in the traditional Mixquic lighting ceremony.
21:30 hrs. The return is on the same day to the same point, arriving at approximately 23:00 hrs
NOTES TO CONSIDER
Transportation, tour guide, lighting at the Mixquic Cemetery, 1 chocolate skull, 1 box lunch.
Tips
Operating: November 2st
The return is to the same point at approximately 24:00 hrs
Not operating the rest of the year.
Duration 11 hrs.
Minimum: 1 pax.

If you’re in Mexico City on Good Friday, enjoy an epic religious celebration — the Passion of the Christ in Taxco.

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