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  • A woman wearing a blue skirt, white blouse, and a blue ribbon in her hair serves a traditional drink, agua de chilacayota, from a tall plastic container using an orange ladle. She is surrounded by pink, red, and magenta bougainvillea flowers.

    Día de la Samaritana: Inside Oaxaca’s Beloved Tradition 

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  • At the blessing of the animals, a chihuahua wearing a yellow tutu and blue blouse looks intently behind the camera. A golden tag in the shape of a dog bone hangs from a black collar attached to a metal link leash.

    Blessing of the Animals: August Tradition in Oaxaca

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  • At the Guelaguetza Festival in Oaxaca, a woman wearing a green and white dress with green ribbons in her hair dances with a man in white wearing a hat and red scarf around her neck.

    Guelaguetza Oaxaca 2026: Events, Tickets, and Festival Tips

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  • People walk along the walking street during Christmas in Oaxaca, with decorated Christmas trees. Above pinanta, colorful paper, and string lights are strung across the street from building to building.

    Christmas in Oaxaca: December Celebrations and Traditions

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  • At Noche de Rabanos Oaxaca, a giant mythical figure is depicted in carved radishes. The figure's decoration are Zapotec patterns, especially along the body, legs, and multiple horns.

    Noche de Rábanos: Night of the Radishes Festival Oaxaca

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  • During Guelaguetza, one of the biggest Oaxaca festivals, women wearing bright dresses dance while holding baskets full of flowers and other decoration on top of their heads.

    21 Amazing Festivals in Oaxaca to Experience in 2026

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  • Carlos sits with his youngest children during Muertos Dinner. His son has his face painted and his daughter wears a headband of marigold flowers.

    A Traditional Día de Muertos in Atzompa with Coyote Aventuras

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    • Tips for Staying Safe
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