Ik Kil cenote

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Ik Kil cenote is a famous natural sinkhole in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, renowned for its deep, circular pool surrounded by lush vegetation and used as a popular swimming and tourist site near Chichén Itzá.

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Cenote Ik Kil 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cenote
swimming site
tourist attraction
country Mexico
geologicalOrigin karst collapse
hasActivity photography
snorkeling
hasAlternativeName Cenote Ik Kil NERFINISHED
Sacred Blue Cenote NERFINISHED
hasCliffHeightApprox about 20–25 meters above water surface
hasCulturalSignificance Maya culture NERFINISHED
hasDepthApprox about 40 meters
hasDiameterApprox about 60 meters
hasEcosystem tropical vegetation
hasFacility changing rooms
parking area
restaurant
stairs access
viewing platforms
hasFeature deep pool
hanging vines
lush vegetation
vertical limestone walls
waterfall-like roots
hasManagedAccess entrance fee required
hasOpeningToSky yes
hasShape circular
hasUseInPast ritual site
sacrificial site
hasUseInPast water source
hasWaterColor deep blue
isPartOf Ring of Cenotes NERFINISHED
locatedIn Yucatán Peninsula
Yucatán state NERFINISHED
municipality of Tinum
locatedNear Chichén Itzá NERFINISHED
locatedOn Ik Kil archaeological park NERFINISHED
nearbyCity Pisté NERFINISHED
Valladolid, Yucatán NERFINISHED
nearbySite Chichén Itzá archaeological zone NERFINISHED
touristPopularity high
usedFor cliff jumping
recreational diving
swimming
tourism
wasUsedBy ancient Maya
waterSurfaceBelowGroundLevel about 26 meters
waterType freshwater

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Yucatán state contains Ik Kil cenote
subject surface form: Yucatán
this entity surface form: Cenote Ik Kil
Pisté, Yucatán nearbyAttraction Ik Kil cenote