Cenote El Pit in the Dos Ojos Natural Park, Tulum (Mex)
What are Cenotes?
Cenotes are caves or tunnels, which have been created thanks to the
collapse of the limestone rocks. The craters, often visible from the
surface are filled with crystal clear water. Mexico has the highest
concentration and the greatest number of Cenotes in the world and
specifically in the Yucatan.
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Etymology
The Cenote etymology comes from the Mayan word “zonot” or “tzonot”
which changed into “Cenote” in Spanish.
Coded by Laura Herbert