Patzcuaro in the state of Michoacan is considered to be the most special place in Mexico to witness the Day of the Dead celebrations and festivities. Next Friday evening I will be heading up there to partake again of this festival held on November 1st and 2nd each year.
Truckloads of marigolds flood the town in readiness for the decoration of loved ones' graves at the cemeteries on the 31st October. That day the town is buzzing with families gathering armloads of flowers to begin the process of honouring the Dead. Patzcuaro is a five hour bus journey from Mexico City from either Terminal Norte or Poniente.
6 comments:
Interesting blog! It has been some time since I was in Mexico City, but was nice to rediscover it through your lens...
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gmg...thank you..it is a pretty fascinating place to live and travel... a constant inspiration!! How long ago were you here??
I really miss Mexico when I see your pictures they are fantastic! I do wish now that I had invested in more Mexican artwork. With this in mind I am really trying to make the most of the local artists work here in Saigon. Looks like you're really enjoying yourself I hope you're well. Ant x
Looking forward. Just a few more days...
Ant...how lovely to hear from you and thanks for the vote of confidence in my pix....will contact you through facebook very soon
Wendy...I am sooooooo raedy for a travel break!!
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