6 Exciting things to know about the Day of the Dead

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It's recognised by UNESCO

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You can eat 'food of the dead'

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Sugar skulls are sold in many forms across Mexico

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You've definitely seen this lovely Mexican paper craft in a number of American Mexican restaurants

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6 Exciting things to know about the Day of the Dead

It's recognised by UNESCO

You can eat 'food of the dead'

Sugar skulls are sold in many forms across Mexico

You've definitely seen this lovely Mexican paper craft in a number of American Mexican restaurants

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