Cultural Events & Festivals
Let Us Help You Plan A Memorable Visit
Hotel Chan-Kah Resort Village places you close to some of Mexico’s most exciting cultural events and festivals. From the Santo Domingo and Mayan World Fairs to the annual Snook Fishing Fair, you’ll find something fun and fascinating. To help you plan a memorable visit, we’ve provided a convenient list of events you may want to experience.
On this day, people search for an ancient sacred place to receive it dressed in white and raising their hands to heaven to charge themselves with energy from Nature.
Solsticies are given twice a year. It is the time the sun is at the poles of the earth: when it is near the pole of our hemisphere, it marks the summer, and the opposite pole the winter.
The interest is to highlight the great attractions that the region offers and preserve the Mayan Culture that is so interesting to visitors.
Holy Week is the most important for the Catholic community and begins with Palm Sunday, continues with Holy Thursday and Good Friday, as well as Holy Saturday and concludes on Easter Sunday.
To celebrate this historic event, a ceremony led by the President of the Republic is held, where the bells of the National Palace are rung, alluding to the call of Hidalgo, while the flag of Mexico is waved and toasts are offered. Respect to the heroes of the country.
The 24th is the day before Christmas, a time when friends and family gather to share. This celebration is known as Christmas Eve, since it is the prelude to the birth of Jesus, in religion, that is, a special eve.
On December 31, various Western cultures say goodbye to the year with New Year's Eve, which symbolizes the end of a cycle and with it the expectation of better things in the year that is about to begin. It is a time to close chapters, leave negative things behind and begin with renewed hope.
It is an annual celebration dedicated to understanding and brotherhood towards all children; That is, it is a celebration that seeks to vindicate the value of childhood.
May 10 is one of the most celebrated dates in Mexico. It celebrates the role of our mothers as a source of life, inspiration, friendship, education, support and unconditional love.
In several countries around the world such as Mexico, Father's Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in June each year as part of an American tradition. This date was introduced by Sonora Smart Dodd in 1910 as a tribute to the different missions of the men of the house.