Cenote Yokdzonot, Sinkhole in Mexico
Cenote Yokdzonot is a spectacular natural pit or sinkhole, characteristic of the Yucatán Peninsula.
These cenotes played a crucial role in the development of the Maya civilization.
Cenotes are sacred to the Maya people and were sometimes used for spiritual rituals.
Cenote Yokdzonot is open to the public offering swimming, zip-lining, and other activities.
Yokdzonot maintains a lush ecosystem, with crystal clear waters and rich local flora.
Location: Yaxcabá
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