Mexico and its Mystic Places!
The Cenote Agua Dulce
Multi month back I was on a 7-month trip trough South America and one of my preferred goals was Mexico!
Be that as it may, Why is it so uncommon?
Food (Tacos, Enchiladas, Fajitas and considerably more)
Individuals (Kind, open, amusing and consistently supportive
Nature (Crystal clear sea, Cenotes, Diving, wilderness and considerably more)
Climate (Sunny and hot)
Culture!
These are simply couple reasons why I cherished that nation to such an extent!
On our excursion we remained at a little inn in Valladolid and made some time or another outings around the zone.
What is a Cenote?
A cenote is a limestone gap made by the breakdown of a cavern roof loaded up with new water. The word ''Cenote'' originates from the Mayan word ''Dzonot'' and means ''sacred water''. In Mayan culture, individuals accepted that cenotes were the passage to anoth
er world where their downpour god Chac lived.
Cenote Agua Dulce
Only a 33 minutes drive outside the city we found a cenote that took our breath away. The passageway was in no place. As we strolled down the passageway we didn't have the foggiest idea what's in store as the opening was only a dark divider which makes it difficult to investigate above.
At long last, we were remaining inside a little cavern made out of limestone and couple openings at the roof which let light inside.
The water was cold, so we were unable to remain inside for long, sufficiently still to take some magnificent picture to recollect that place. Sort of unnerving to envision that these lime stones are simply hanging down the roof, prepared to tumble down on us. yet at the same time a snapshot of bliss.
There are diverse cenotes all over mexico, some of them are only reachable by plunging. The nearby jump shops offer packaches for all the levels. Be that as it may, a large portion of them are fine to swim and possibly observe a few fishes and turtles cruising by.
