Can't get a real good look down, but the fact there is so much in the cenonte make it amazing to see. All the offerings were thrown into this place, from gold to human sacrifices.

visiting this site is worthy to some it might look like a greenish pond but the stories and history about it is worth knowing that's why if you are going to chichen Itza I would suggest to get a good guide or tour agency.

From the main area where are the temples and structures are its about a 15 minute walk. Worth going to to at least see where they would have thrown in the people to be offered as sacrifices. You can see why no one ever got...More

We visited here after the pyramid. It was plenty warm (around noon). We jumped off the 20 foot high platform into the 120 foot deep pool & it was amazing! What a great way to cool off & reenergize.

This cenote is massive and sobering. It is the site of offerings made to the rain god. It has been partially excavated (or whatever the term is for under water recovery). The person who did the dredging found hundreds of bones of children and women...More

What an experience! So unbelievably beautiful! I feel blessed to have had this experience. Not to be missed.

People were buried here (must have been in the air at that times), lots of processions made and to imagine this cultural heritage is great. With this in mind the Cenote increases in attractiveness. Without the stories something you can find in a lot of...More