Maka Rah Shrine is among the shrines that are really difficult to find but much easier to solve. Finding the entrance to Maka Rah Shrine is a quest in
Maka Rah Shrine is among the shrines that are really difficult to find but much easier to solve. Finding the entrance to Maka Rah Shrine is a quest in itself though Zelda: Breath of the Wild refuses to acknowledge that. As a part of the base shrines from the vanilla version of the game, the reward for completing Maka Rah Shrine in Zelda BOTW is a spirit orb in addition to some good loot from treasure chests.
A necessary prep to attempt the Zelda: Breath of the Wild Maka Rah shrine is bomb arrows. You can try with simple bombs too but it will make your journey a lot harder than it actually is.
Maka Rah Shrine is located Northwest of Rito Village, in southern Hebra. The exact location of Maka Rah Shrine in Zelda BOTW is inside a cave on the North Shore of Lake Kilsie.
Maka Rah Shrine is visible through a crack in the rock but you can’t reach it by climbing the cliff as the entrance to this cave is hidden.
To enter Maka Rah Shrine, destroy some rocks with bomb arrows to the left of the crack. This will allow an updraft to release from the ground. Ride this updraft using your glider and go to its southeast to destroy another set of rocks.
Use the second updraft to move Northwest and destroy the bomb-able rocks on a small shore. Use the newly released updraft to move to the center of Lake Kilsie and find an island with another set of breakable rocks. Releasing this updraft will throw you a lot higher in the air towards the entrance of the cave housing Maka Rah Shrine.
