Cenote Samula, Sinkhole in Mexico
Cenote Samula is a natural underground pool.
The cenotes were sacred to the ancient Maya civilization.
Local legends often speak of mystical events occurring around cenotes.
Cenote Samula is a popular spot for swimming and diving.
Stalactites and roots from above create an otherworldly scene.
Location: Valladolid
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