Cenote Dzitnup, Sinkhole in Mexico
Cenote Dzitnup, known for its stunning underground pool.
Sacred site to the ancient Maya civilization.
Intricate connections to Yucatec Maya folklore and rituals.
Popular tourist attraction near Valladolid.
Features crystal-clear waters illuminated by a natural skylight.
Location: Valladolid
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