Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta Will Celebrate Day of the Dead Again With The World’s Largest Catrina

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco - The Day of the Dead celebration in Puerto Vallarta, known for its vibrant parade, elaborate altars, and monumental Catrina statues, has become a significant cultural event, drawing both local participants and international visitors. “We are going to activate the festival,” Mayor Munguía affirmed. “From Muelle de Los Muertos to the Malecón, on the side of the Lighthouse, we will set up the Catrina in collaboration with the Tourism Trust, adding a new element to this project.”

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