Day Of The Dead
Intangible Cultural Heritage in Mexico
UNESCO
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Intangible Cultural Heritage
The Day Of The Dead
The Day Of The Dead Cookies
The Mexicans make skull cookies and decorate them like dead people. It is their way of celebrating the dead.
Day Of The Dead Parade
The Mexicans Parade around the town all dressed up with costumes and props to celebrate.
Sugar Skulls
The Mexicans decorate the skulls to place around the streets of the town to get into the Day of The Dead Parade spirit.
The Day Of The Dead, Intangible Cultural Heritage in Mexico
Marigolds
Marigolds
Marigolds get displayed around the streets and homes of Mexico, its just another way of honouring the dead.
Sugar Skull and Marigolds
Marigold Street Runner
These Marigold Runners look very pretty and can be from a metre to a length of a street long.
Day Of The Dead Parade
My Judgement about Intangible Cultural Heritages
Day Of The Dead
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