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Deep within the Mayan Jungles, beyond the town of Tulum in Mexico, lies a dense green forest that opens up to reveal a remarkable sight—a circular hole measuring about 200 ft (60 m) in diameter, and its depth almost matches its width. Locally known as a cenote, this sinkhole harbors one of the most captivating dive spots in the entire world. Its name is Angelita, and it has an enchanting quality that brings about feelings of mystery and a touch of spookiness. However, exploring this cave is no easy feat. At first, as you descend, the water appears crystal clear, offering visibility up to 65 ft (20 m) below. But as you go deeper, the water turns increasingly murky, making the surroundings feel like an underworld. The dive takes you as far down as 200 ft (60 m) beneath the water's surface, making it a dive reserved only for the most seasoned and experienced divers. The Cenote Angelita River, right within this sinkhole, is a fascinating marvel in itself. It features various unique layers where fresh water and salt water come together, alternating in distinct patterns.
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