A journey through light, flavor, and spirit

It all begins Lights of the Ancestors, a candlelit ceremony by the cenote where reflections of fire dance on the water and souls seem to shimmer between worlds. Later, color and imagination come alive with Painted Catrinas, a joyful ritual of artistry and remembrance.

As twilight settles, the Altars of the Dead line the paths, each one a story made visible — corn, fire, paper, and flowers blending into symbols of connection and eternity.
And when night deepens, the Catrinas Parade sweeps through the gardens — elegant, radiant, and filled with the rhythm of celebration. This is Mexico at its most poetic: where art meets the divine.

Rituals that renew the soul

The Temazcal of Renewal, led by wise Mayan grandmothers, invites you to release and be reborn. Within the sacred steam, you’ll find clarity, balance, and gratitude.
Later, the traditional cooks — affectionately known as the Tías of Chablé — prepare the ceremonial Mucbipollo, a delicacy slow-cooked underground as an offering between worlds. Its aroma tells stories of the earth, the fire, and the hands that nurture life itself.