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Siwakama Shrine (Moving the Spheres)

Siwakama Shrine is a puzzle shrine. Use Ultrahand, Fuse, Ascend and Recall to reach the terminal at the end. The trial is called Moving the Spheres. It sits in the East Barrens of Gerudo Desert. A Molduga patrols the sand around it, so approach from above by gliding or in a Zonai vehicle. The Amakawis Lightroot lies directly beneath it in the Depths.

TrialMoving the Spheres
TypePuzzle
RegionGerudo
LocationGerudo Desert
Coordinates-2445, -3344, 55
Lightroot belowAmakawis Lightroot

How to find it

Siwakama Shrine is at map coordinates -2445, -3344 (height 55), near East Barrens.

Solution

Roll the first sphere into the gap

Use Ultrahand to pick up the stone sphere on the far ledge and set it in the gap below the ledge, then jump onto it and across. The spheres are heavy but roll freely, so place them where you want a step.

Break the cracked wall for the chest

In the second room, a cracked wall sits beside the platform. Before crossing, drop down to the right: a ramp leads to the cracked wall. Smash it with a rock-breaking weapon, or drop a sphere onto the ramp so it rolls into the wall. Behind it is a chest with Bomb Flower x5; use the nearby ladder to climb back up.

Bridge the central peak with two spheres

A pointed peak stands in the middle of the next gap, so a single sphere will not stay put. Stick two spheres together with Ultrahand and set them astride the peak to make a stable stepping stone, then cross.

Triangle the three spheres on the pyramid

The last gap holds a pyramid. Join all three spheres in a triangle with the single sphere nearest the shrine terminal, and place it over the pyramid so it holds still while you cross to the Light of Blessing.

The Lightroot below

Directly under this shrine, in the Depths, is the Amakawis Lightroot. Light it from below to reveal that part of the Depths map.

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