Mexico
what an awkward experience : walking through pomuch cementery.
from the littles tombs you will see skulls and bones, which are brushed once a year in november.
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The gate was open. We didn’t stay long but did have a quick look. Some skulls still had hair and some torsos still had skin. Just giving you a heads up
Report Check-InDuring the Dias de los Muertos, the village has a tradition of Mayan origin unique to the region. After having been buried for about three years the remains of the dead are exhumed and cleaned in order to pay tribute to them. Thereafter the bones are wrapped in tablecloths and stowed in a wooden box.
Report Check-InA very interesting place to see the local culture in celebration our last journey. I wouldn't say it's scary, it's just a different way to keep in touch with the "gone" family members; we liked the colorful " tiny houses "
Report Check-InIncroyable découverte. Les corps sont entreposer dans de petites boîtes a demi ouverte iu totalement. Le cimetière es coloré. C est une tradition du village
Report Check-InA unique experience of local culture. Bizarre and freakish but worth a stop. We felt lucky that we were able to enter inside the cemetery and walked through (and snap some photos). The care taker pretty much did not like having stranger because he yelled at us to leave and locked the gate. Its small but cool.
Report Check-InAs described, super macabre, never seen anything like it. According to a local guy we spoke to the place is amazing on Dia de los Muertos!
Report Check-InOld people are laying around in parts (already dead). Crazy experience but nothing for people with weak stomaches.
Report Check-InWorth a stop if you like freaky stuff. All the human bones & skulls are laid out 😲. Not sure if they are there all year, we visited soon after Day of the Dead.
Report Check-Inwhat an awkward experience : walking through pomuch cementery.
from the littles tombs you will see skulls and bones, which are brushed once a year in november.