| Hokeb Ha Cave | |
|---|---|
| Blue Creek Cave | |
 Entrance to Hokeb Ha Cave | |
  Hokeb Ha Cave Location in Belize | |
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| Location | Blue Creek, Toledo, Belize |
| Coordinates | 16°11′56″N 89°02′43″W / 16.19889°N 89.04528°W |
| Discovery | 1973 (archaeological discovery) |
| Geology | Limestone |
| Entrances | 1 |
| Difficulty | Moderate to difficult |
| Hazards | Sudden water level rise during the rainy season |
| Access | By hike; guided tours required |
| Show cave opened | No |
| Lighting | None; headlamps required |
| Features | Stalactite, stalagmite, polychrome vase, Maya hieroglyphs |
| Translation | "Where the water enters the earth" (Mayan) |
| Nearby attractions | Blue Creek rainforest |
Hokeb Ha Cave ("Where the water enters the earth" in Mayan), also known as Blue Creek Cave, is a significant wet-cave located near the village of Blue Creek in the Toledo District, Belize. The cave is renowned for its archaeological importance as well as its natural beauty.[1][2]
- ^ "Blue Creek Cave (Hokeb Ha)". Belizing. Retrieved 2024-08-22.
- ^ "Hokeb Ha Cave". Belize Hub. Retrieved 2024-08-22.