Mexico's Día de los Muertos Takes a Spooky Turn to Japan's Halloween Trains
Hindustan TimesThe article explores how Halloween is celebrated around the world, with Mexico's Día de los Muertos being a unique and vibrant cultural event. Japan's Halloween trains offer a fascinating contrast, with a live zombie apocalypse train ride showcasing the creativity and dedication of Halloween celebrations. Italy's Giorno dei Morti and the Philippines' Pangangaluluwa traditions offer different perspectives on the holiday, with the former emphasizing storytelling and the latter celebrating a resurgence of traditional practices. In Costa Rica, Día Nacional de la Mascarada Costarricense showcases the artistry and cultural significance of the holiday, while Guatemala's Festival de Barriletes Gigantes is a testament to the enduring legacy of a long-standing tradition. And in Ireland, the festival of Samhain coincides with the harvest season, marking a time of reflection and connection between the worlds of the living and dead.
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