Hateno Shrines Recommended Order (BotW)
There are a total of 7 shrines in the Hateno region in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, here is the order I recommend!
Chaas Qeta Shrine / A Major Test of Strength – BotW
The Chaas Qeta Shrine is one of the only shrines in TLoZ: BotW which is on an island of its own. The Major Tests of Strength are usually difficult, but I’ll teach you a trick to make ’em easy!
Mezza Lo Shrine / Ancient Trifecta / The Crowned Beast – BotW
The Mezza Lo Shrine in TLoZ: BotW is one of the lesser known shrines. It is completely unrelated to the main quests and more commonly completed either after the completion of the game or when searching for shrines for spirit orbs. Here’s how to complete it!
Tahno O’ah Shrine / Tahno O’ah’s Blessing / Secret of the Cedars- BotW
The Tahno O’ah Shrine is where the Climber’s Boots are acquired in TLoZ: BotW making it one of the more desirable shrines in the game. Let’s see how it’s done.
Jitan Sa’mi Shrine / Jitan Sa’mi’s Blessing / The Spring of Wisdom – BotW
The Jitan Sa’mi Shrine is one of the more interestingly lengthy shrines in TLoZ: BotW due to its story, related quest and lore. Let’s see how it’s done!
Kam Urog Shrine / Trial of Passage / The Cursed Statue – BotW
The Kam Urog Shrine is strangely tied to uncommon Zelda Lore making it a strangely unique shrine in TLoZ: BotW. Let’s see how it’s done!
Dow Na’eh Shrine / Three Boxes – BotW
The Dow Na’eh Shrine one of the less memorable shrines in TLoZ: BotW. Let’s see how to complete it.
Myahm Agana Shrine / Myahm Agana Apparatus – BotW
Myahm Agana is one of the most frequently visited shrines in TLoZ: BotW as it’s the resident shrine of Hateno Village; let’s see how to complete it.