All Saints Day in Haiti - Cimetiere de Port-au-Prince
Every year in Haiti on November 1st, All Saints Day, many Haitians dress in white, black, purple, and go to Haiti's main cemetary, Cimetière de Port-au-Prince, to honor their dead
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