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Dia de Los Muertos, home altar 2015

Halloween hardly has the monopoly on spooky holiday customs. Countries and cultures around the world also boast some haunting festivals honoring the dead. These are a few of our favorites.

Here you’ll find a brief Day of the Dead travel guide with basic information and all of my blog posts highlighting Día de los Muertos.

Dios de Muertos La Catrina

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Coming up with a fun and creative idea for your costume is one of the best parts of Halloween. (Well, aside from all the candy we get to eat, guilt-free.) Something that’s really enjoyable is taking a peek at how some of the most well-known people around the world celebrate the season.

Creating an altar to welcome back loved ones who have passed is a fun, traditional Day of the Dead DIY. There are so many elements that go into creating an altar, including various food and objects specific to Day of the Dead, so we've highlighted a few basic items you'll need to create one and their significance: -a place to set up your altar (we used a wooden crate), whether it be a table, shelf, or any space that can contain and show off your items-think of this as a mini exhibit…

Day of the Dead decorations focus on the use of motifs like skulls and celebrated at the end of October, but the celebration is different from Halloween.