The town of Yaxunah It is located 25 km of Chichén Itzá and 103 km. of Cobá,It is believed that, at the time of its greatest splendor, it was a political border, since it was connected by sakbe roads with Chichen Itza and Cobá.
In this town you will find a small archaeological area that has not been restored, but it is interesting to tour its pyramids and admire the beauty of the place. Right here there is a wonderful cenote that is located in a hollow, with crystal-clear blue waters called Lol Ha, which in Spanish means Water Flower.
This cenote was enabled by its Mayan community that organized and not only enabled the cenote, but also with great effort they have opened a museum with the intention of letting them know the history, culture and importance of the cenote. Yaxunah town in the State of Yucatan, so when visiting the cenote don't forget to visit it.
The cenote is beautiful, it is very well delimited, since being in a ravine, its inhabitants bordered it with mesh to prevent any accidents for safety. As in most cenotes, this one is surrounded by vegetation and a large poplar that accompanies you as you descend all the way until you reach a large platform. Please be careful when descending since the stairs are made of wood and can become very difficult. Not very slippery when wet, so hold onto the railing at all times.
Upon reaching the platform you will be impressed by its clear blue waters, it is ideal for cooling off on a hot day, even though it is completely surrounded by stone walls, being in its waters you feel free and a desire to relax invades you. discover it completely.
In the community you will also find a traditional Yucatecan food restaurant that complements your visit to the town.
How to get to Cenote Lol-Ha?
Recommendations
- Visit the Yaxunah Village Museum
- Visit the Yaxunah Archaeological Zone
- Try the Traditional Cochinita Pibil (As you saw it on Netflix)
- Visit the Craft Workshops