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In Mexico, the Day of the Dead is celebrated with vibrant traditions, including altars, parades, and offerings for deceased loved ones. The festivities, rooted in pre-Hispanic beliefs, culminate on November 1 and 2, when families gather to honor the spirits of the departed. Bright marigolds and decorated altars fill homes and cemeteries, while traditional foods like 'pan de muerto' are shared. However, the increasing popularity of the celebration has led to concerns about overtourism, prompting some regions to restrict access to cemeteries. Local communities are balancing tradition with the influx of visitors, ensuring that the essence of the holiday remains intact.