Ik Kil

lake of clear blue water in the heart of a rocky cavity. In the distant past, it was considered a sacred point for the Mayan peoples. They used to offer sacrifices to their rainy god. Many jewels and bones were found at the bottom, which confirms this theory. Today, the area is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in The state of Yucatan in particular and in Mexico in general, and there is a restaurant and country houses near it for those who want to spend a few days of recreation, whether by practicing sports activities such as swimming, especially on hot summer days, or just lying down and contemplating the charming natural surroundings of the lake.