Julien Borde's journey into the cenotes

Julian Board shares his 15-year experience in free diving and scuba diving, focusing on the unique and mystical cenotes. He describes the cenotes as interconnected water bodies with distinct atmospheres, ranging from serene to eerie. The cenotes hold cultural significance for the Mayans, symbolizing the boundary between life and death. Julian reflects on how diving in these environments influences his personality and offers a meditative experience.

What is Julian Board's main interest as mentioned in the video?

• Surfing

• Skydiving

• Free diving and scuba diving

• Mountain climbing

How does Julian describe the initial feeling of diving into a cenote?

• Boring and uneventful

• A bit frightening but quickly captivating

• Calm and peaceful

• Exciting and thrilling

What unique sensation does Julian compare to entering a cenote?

• Walking through a forest

• Entering a church

• Swimming in a pool

• Climbing a mountain

What role did cenotes play in Mayan culture according to Julian?

• They were sites for festivals

• They were used for trade

• They were considered a place for the dead

• They were used for agriculture

How does Julian describe the personal effect of diving in cenotes?

• It makes him feel tired

• It leads to a meditative state

• It has no effect on him

• It makes him feel anxious