Choo-Ha is one of three named cenotes about 3 kilometers from the Coba archaeological site on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, a karst underground pool used by visitors for swimming after touring the nearby Maya ruins. No depth, diameter or further descriptive detail is given in available sources beyond its shared location with the other two Coba-area cenotes. This entity documents Choo-Ha specifically as a geological formation, one of the Coba region's three named tourist cenotes.
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