Located on Zamná Avenue, this cemetery is part of Izamal's historical and cultural heritage. Its colorful mausoleums and crosses reflect the Yucatecan tradition of ancestor worship. It stands out for its popular architecture, the decorations with paper flowers and the bright colors that contrast with the silence of the place. During celebrations such as Hanal Pixán (Day of the Dead), it becomes a space full of symbolism and community, where memory and spirituality intertwine.