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The expansive open world ofBreath of The Wildhas something to explore in every nook and cranny and a wealth of mysteries, big and small, to investigate. Shrines you discover will put your problem-solving to the test like no other part of the game. While they’re frequently tests of skill, sometimes there’s a hidden solution that stumps you until it suddenly clicks.
The Sha Warvo shrine offers you important practice in using your glider in a region full of powerful winds, well-placed updrafts, and the flying Rito people. Once you conquer the secret of this shrine, you’ll be prepared to take on anything with your glider.
Where To Find Sha Warvo Shrine
The Sha Warvo shrine is justsouth of the Flight Rangein the Tabitha Tower region,in the area north ofRito Village. Be prepared to deal with some bokoblins on horseback, either by sneaking past or fighting.
Even before completing this shrine, it’s a good idea to enter it so you have a fast travel point to reach the Flight Range quickly.
How to Complete Sha Warvo Shrine
When you enter the shrine, you’re able to immediately begin using your glider at the upward drafts to progress up to new platforms. Keep an eye out, becausethe first platform on your left will have aGuardian Scout(and a chest with rupees).
The platform to the right will have another updraft that leads to a moving platform and a ladder.
It may be easier for you toglide directly to the ladder, rather than timing the flight onto the moving platform.
From there, you’ll be faced with a platform that is much taller than your current updraft is capable of sending you. Here, the shrine’s name “Path of Hidden Winds” becomes relevant.
Use the draft toglide around the left side of the tall platform, where you will find an entrance toa hidden updraft inside the platform. From here, you’ll have more than enough height to reach the shrine’s spirit orb and exit.
Sha Warvo Shrine Bonus Chest
You may have noticed a bonus chest while trying to reach the exit. You canget to this bonus chest by using the same hidden updraftand gliding to its small platform.
