Mayatat Shrine is a Shrine in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. Mayatat Shrine features the Trial A Sliding Device, prompting Link to use his wit in solving puzzles involving sand. Shrines are mini-dungeons, housing quick trials such as puzzles or short enemy encounters. Once a Shrine has been completed, the player obtains a Light of Blessing, an item key to obtaining more Heart Containers and Stamina Vessels, and the Shrine is unlocked as a Fast Travel point. If the Shrine has not been completed but has been activated, it will be marked in yellow on the map. It will still be available for fast travel so that can players return and complete the Shrine at a later time.

 

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General Info

 

Video Walkthrough

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Unique Items


NPCs

  • There are no NPCS in this Shrine

Bosses

  • There are no Bosses in this Shrine

Items

Food
  • None
Equipment & Materials
Key Items

Enemies

  • There are no Enemies in this Shrine

 

Mayatat Shrine Walkthrough Guide

Reaching Mayatat Shrine

The Mayatat Shrine can be found directly northwest of the Kara Kara Bazaar in the Gerudo Desert. Simply follow the path connecting the Gerudo Desert Gateway to the Desert Rift.

 

How to complete the Mayatat Shrine

When you enter the Shrine, you'll immediately be greeted by a large sand slope and four Sleds sliding down it. Hop onto one of them, then use Rewind on it to reach the top of the slope. If you're having a hard time jumping onto a Sled, Rewind the board a little bit to slow it down before jumping on it. At the very top of the slope, head up the stairs on the left.

Up on this upper level is another large room with a sloped sand floor. To your right, in the corner, is another Sled and a Steering Stick next to it. Fuse the Steering Stick onto the middle of the Sled. If you look across the room, you'll find two Fans next to each other on a small rectangular island. You won't be able to reach them from this side of the room, but if you jump over to one of the small square islands on your left and right, you should just be able to reach them. Grab one of them with the Ultrahand and Fuse it on the back of your Sled. You've now made a vehicle that can freely move on the sand.

Carry your sand mobile onto the sand and drive it along the left side of the room. You'll eventually find some stairs leading up to the top of a platform. At the top is a chest with 10 Arrows in it. Behind the chest is a gap that you can glide across. On the other side, you'll find all the items you need to create another sand vehicle. When you're finished making it, pop it into the sand and drive it to the opposite side of the room. You'll find the end of the Shrine on your left. Interact with the green structure for your Light of Blessing and unlock the Mayatat Shrine for Fast Travel.

 

Video

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Mayatat Shrine Trivia & Notes:

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Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom All Shrines
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