Ik kil is a Cenote in Yucatán, Mexico. The water is 40 meters deep and 60 meters diameter. It was considered sacred by Mayans.
Bones and jewelries were found in the deep waters by archaeologist and speleologists.
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Such a nice view but what about bones and jewelry. Was it a killing pit?
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@Naveedyousafzai It was used for sacred rituals by Mayan Kings.
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Hey @Ale_003 ,
This place looks amazing. Thank you for sharing it with us. Why not add more details to help us understand better your experience?
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@Bobiisha Awesome, thank you so much, that will really help me to improve in my next post. I appreciate it.
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I really wish to see this with my own eyes one day! This place really does look special and sacred! 
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@Ale_003 thanks for sharing this beautiful pic. Looks like paradise.
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@anyaamorimV It does! Thanks 
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@sparekh I’m glad you liked it thanks.
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@Ale_003
Woooooooow. spectacular photo 
Keep continue
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@Navid_Ebdaei Thanks 
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Hi @Ale_003 ,
The picture is really very beautiful. Does it has any relation with Maya civilization? It would be great if you describe something more about this place.
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@Tushar18 Yeah, you’re completely right, the Mayan civilization was located there.
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Hi @Ale_003
The place is looking so beautiful through your photo! You have captured it very well!
Thanks for sharing.
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Indeed it’s really stunning and I appreciate to explore such beautiful places with lively pictures, thanks.
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@rizbab28 Thank you
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This place looks so majestic @Ale_003 I would love to visit someday. Keep Sharing
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Yeah, it’s really beautiful, I’m glad you liked it : ) @sabya
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Amazing place!! @Ale_003
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Yes, it is beautiful @OliverKIWI
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