Quintana Roo is a state full of life, culture, and traditions that reflect the history and diversity of its people. Throughout the year, its towns celebrate festivities that combine music, gastronomy, dances, and colorful ceremonies. Here are some of the most representative ones:
1. Cozumel Carnival
One of the oldest carnivals in Mexico, celebrated in February. The streets come alive with parades, dance troupes, colorful costumes, and music that fills locals and visitors with joy.
2. Hanal Pixán in Maya Communities
This celebration, which means “Food for the Souls” in the Mayan language, takes place in late October and early November. It is the traditional way to honor the deceased with decorated altars, typical dishes, and rituals blending Mayan culture with the Day of the Dead.
3. Festival of Life and Death (Xcaret)
Every year, from October 30 to November 2, Xcaret Park hosts this festival featuring theater, music, dance, gastronomy, and artistic exhibitions to celebrate the Day of the Dead, highlighting traditions from different regions of Mexico.
4. Chetumal Carnival
Also celebrated in February, it stands out for its family-friendly atmosphere and colorful dance troupes. It includes concerts, contests, and parades that showcase the cultural pride of southern Quintana Roo.
After experiencing the magic of Quintana Roo’s festivities, you can end your trip with the comfort of the VIP Lounges by MERA, located in terminals 2, 3, and 4 of the airport. Here, you’ll find snacks, drinks, and a calm atmosphere to relax before your flight.
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