Thanks to Link's Acend tool, reaching high places in The Legends of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a whole lot simpler than it is in previous Legend of Zelda games, with players now able to pass through solid objects with little more than a few button presses. It's an incredibly fun mechanic to play around with and one that several of the game's shrines choose to explore in more detail.
One such shrine is the Sibajitak Shrine, which can be found in the northern part of the map. It requires players to make their way up a large rotating pillar, making use of several of Link's new abilities in the process. Initially, figuring out the solution to the Sibajitak shrine in The Legends of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can be a little tricky, but once they know what they're doing, players shouldn't have too much trouble completing it.
Sibajitak Shrine Location
Players will be able to find the Sibajitak Shrine in the Eldin Canyon area. It's one of the most northerly shrines in Tears of the Kingdom, but fairly easy to reach for those who have already visited the Sitsum Shrine. This is because players can glide due north from the top of Death Mountain in order to reach it, with Link able to cover the journey in around 60 seconds or so. For players who opt to approach from other directions, the coordinates for the Sibajitak Shrine are 2401, 3275, 0402.
Sibajitak Shrine Walkthrough
Completing the Sibajitak is actually incredibly simple, with players just needing to make use of two of Link's new abilities. First, they'll want to use Ascent to get onto one of the platforms coming off the side of the giant spinning pillar. After that, they'll want to use Recall on the section of the pillar that's two sections above the one that they're currently on. This will enable them to use Acend again to reach the top of the tower.
Before making their way to the shrine's statue, players should drop down a level and open up the shrine's chest. Inside, they'll find a Strong Zonaite Longsword, which resonates with any attached Zonai devices to increase its own attack power. After that, players can drop back down to ground level and then use the same strategy as before to return to the top of the pillar. From here, it's a simple case of jumping across to the statue and claiming another Light of Blessing.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available for the Nintendo Switch.
