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Tultepec, Mexico (Festival of Pyrotechnics) · Fire Festivals

Known as the fireworks capital, Tultepec hosts a spectacular Festival of Pyrotechnics from March 8-15 featuring firework competitions, towering castillos, and bull runs with fireworks (toritos). It is a local festival with moderate infrastructure.

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Best season: Spring
Difficulty: 6
Region: Mexico, State of Mexico

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Child in vibrant clothing among street festivities in Tultepec, Mexico.

Photo by Tiarra Sorte

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Woman in Day of the Dead attire with floral headpiece near agave plants.

Photo by David de la Rosa

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Traditional Day of the Dead costume and makeup featuring a woman holding a candle in Mérida, Mexico.

Photo by Hannah Arana

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Lively street scene during a parade in Tultepec, showcasing local culture and festivities.

Photo by Tiarra Sorte

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A child in a white hat standing among adults in a busy street in Tultepec, Mexico.

Photo by Tiarra Sorte

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Free stock photo of applying makeup, beautiful bouquet, beautiful design

Photo by Ericka Sánchez

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A woman in traditional Day of the Dead attire with face paint, sitting outdoors in Toluca, Mexico.

Photo by Pausisis Ugalde

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Stunning nighttime fireworks display during a festival in Michoacán, Mexico, capturing vivid lights and celebration.

Photo by Cirilo Valentin

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Photo by Manuel Cortés

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Photo by israel gutierrez

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A lively street scene in Tultepec, Mexico, capturing the everyday hustle and bustle.

Photo by Tiarra Sorte

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Striking portrait with Day of the Dead makeup and costume, captured in a studio setting.

Photo by Ericka Sánchez

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