InThe Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, players will eventually find themselves scouring the Gerudo Desert for numerous shrines. The Miryotanog Shrine can be one of the more difficult shrines for players to reach if they are unprepared. On top of this, it also holds a combat challenge within its walls for players to test their skills.
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Miryotanog Shrine Location in TotK
InTears of the Kingdom, the Miryotanog Shrine can be found in the Gerudo Desert at the coordinates -4679, -3086, 0054. It is located to the east of Gerudo Town and north of the Lightning Temple.
If approaching by land, players will come upon the shrine surrounded by a makeshift monster fort and a vortex of flowing sands. Players can wade through the sand to reach stable land with frequent breaks toregain Link’s stamina. They can also use a hovercraft orSledto glide across the moving sand.
Once underneath the wooden platforms, players can use Ascend and make their way up to the shrine at the top of the hill.
Players can also reach the Miryotanog Shrine more quickly by flying directly to it with any airborne vehicle. This may be the preferred method if the Gerudo Desert is stillplagued by the Sand Shroud.
Miryotanog Shrine Walkthrough
Inside the shrine, players will face a Proving Grounds challenge and be stripped of all their armor and weapons. The goal of the challenge is to destroy all five of the constructs within the shrine with an emphasis onluring them into trapsto defeat them.
The first of the traps players will find is the set of laser tripwires as Link first enters the space. Triggering any of these will cause large metal balls to drop and roll down towards the laser area in a scene reminiscent of Indiana Jones.
The other laser tripwires within the shrine will activate a hidden flamethrower when triggered. Players are able to lure the constructs through the lasers to do damage or use any object to spring the trap from a distance.
There are also plenty of trap-related objects, such as spikes and bomb barrels, that players can place in strategic areas throughout the shrine.
They can alternatively be fused to any of the weapons Link picks up to attack the constructs head-on.
Once all the constructs have been defeated, players can proceed to the statue chamber to claim their Light of Blessing. There is also a chest in this room that contains a powerful Captain IV Blade for players to wield.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdomis available for the Nintendo Switch.
