**Discover Tijuana’s Best Spots to Enjoy Fall: Cempasúchil, Pumpkins, and More**
Autumn has arrived, ushering in one of the most special times of the year. In Tijuana, a variety of events mark this season, celebrating Halloween and Día de Muertos with stunning sunsets, perfect locales for photography, and delectable foods and drinks you simply must experience—all right here in the city.
One of the main highlights is the “Ruta de las Flores,” a scenic tour connecting several floral farms between Tijuana and Rosarito. Here are three must-visit fields:
**1. Mictlán: A Magical Field Experience**
Mictlán offers a unique blend of Día de Muertos and Halloween, creating a vibrant space full of color, mystery, and culture. Enjoy the extensive flower fields, ideal for taking photos, alongside traditional dance performances and delicious local cuisine. Open from September 28 to November 3, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, an entry fee of $180 MXN is applicable for visitors aged three and above. Located at Corredor Tijuana – Rosarito 2000, Tijuana.
**2. La Ruta del Maíz: Nature’s Playground**
Experience a magnificent site with giant pumpkins, a corn maze, and flower-filled spots themed for princesses and monsters. Ideal for families, a petting farm with rabbits, ducks, and piglets is also available. Open from September 14 to November 10, with visiting hours between 12:00 pm and 4:00 pm on weekdays (closed Tuesday) and 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on weekends. The entrance fee is $175 MXN, cash only. Find it at C32F+RP, Hermanos Heredia, Tijuana.
**3. Country Pumpkin Fest: Fun for All**
This interactive experience provides giant inflatable bounce houses, an interactive farm, hay mazes, bowling, open-air cinema, and more. Enjoy the vibrant photo zones and tasty refreshments. The festival runs from October 4 to November 3, Fridays 1:00 pm to 9:00 pm, and weekends 12:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Admission is $200 MXN on Fridays and $220 MXN on weekends for those three and older. Located at Carretera Tijuana Rosarito, km 22, Tijuana.
For those eager to explore further, the full “Ruta de las Flores,” initiated by the Baja California Tourism Secretariat, includes over 40 venues between Tijuana and Rosarito. This scenic route along Boulevard 2000 features floral farms, historical sites, and accommodation options. For more information, visit bajacalifornia.travel.
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**Secondary Article: Tijuana Prepares for Día de Muertos Celebrations**
As Tijuana embraces the autumn season, preparations are underway for the upcoming Día de Muertos celebrations. On November 1, a vibrant parade will take place on Avenida Revolución, featuring colorful displays, traditional music, and community participation. This annual event has become a staple in Tijuana’s cultural landscape, attracting both locals and tourists eager to partake in the festivities.
In addition to the parade, various local events will complement the celebrations. These include art exhibitions, candlelight vigils, and workshops where families can create their own traditional altars or “ofrendas.” Each event provides a unique opportunity to engage with and understand this deeply rooted cultural celebration.
For more details on the parade and other events during Día de Muertos in Tijuana, keep an eye on local community boards and online updates.