Tag: cenote
Day 4: History in Yucatán
Our fourth day outside Mérida was a blend of unexpected detours and awe-inspiring experiences, as we delved deeper into Yucatán’s rich heritage. Morning Setback and a New Start The day began with a hiccup: our tour car broke down at 8 AM. Undeterred, we found a ride to Plaza Grande and eagerly awaited our rescheduled…
Cenote Sambulá: A Portal to Ancient Mayan World
Cenote Sambulá, set amidst the Yucatán’s enchanting landscape, is a captivating cenote – a natural pit or sinkhole resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater. Revered in Mayan culture as sacred wells, cenotes like Sambulá were crucial to the survival of ancient cities like Uxmal and Kabah, providing fresh water in a…
