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In 2005, a group of women from the rural community of Yokdzonot, Yucatan organized to transform the Mayan cenote of their village into a unique eco-tourism site.
Feel how the earth beats in turquoise waters that unite mind, body and soul as you swim. Take a deep breath inside the cenote Yokdzonot and discover the underwater world as you swim. Cenotes were the main water supply in the middle of the Mayan jungle, a reason to develop cities and settlements. They were also considered scenarios and symbolic spaces for the rituals of rain, life, death, rebirth and fertility. That is why they were so sacred for this culture.This cenote is quite unknown, so it is not as crowded as others and its waters have a cool temperature to mitigate the heat outside.
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Enjoy a drive through the mountains and hills of this region to reach the waterfalls in Tzimol and practice canyoneering.

Enjoy a cozy campfire at Tziscao Lake while drinking traditional Mexican hot chocolate and roasting marshmallows by the fire.

Meet the canals of Xochimilco; whose name in Nahuatl means "Place of Flowers" and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987.

Enjoy a walking tour of the historic center of Valladolid, Yucatan, noted for its cenotes, its gastronomy and its beautiful facades.

You will experience with your five senses everything about Tziscao's organic coffee production. You will learn how to make a coffee seedbed.

Things to do in Valladolid: Some recommended activities are visiting its streets, its churches and tasting its gastronomy.