Located in the North Hyrule Sky Archipelago. Easiest way to get to this island is to launch from the Thyphlo Ruins Skyview Tower, then glide to the islands to the south of it in the sky. Head to the island with the Flux Construct I on it, then glide down to the island with the water at the bottom of the large spiraling mass of land. Speak to the Steward Construct here to warp up to the top, where you can start a skydiving challenge by touching the Dragon Ring. Pass through all of the rings, then speak to the construct again to start a timed challenge; complete this in under 35 seconds to receive the Glide Tights. For more info on the Glide armor set, visit the How to Get the Glide Armor page.

Completing the non-timed challenge will make the Simosiwak Shrine appear. There is also a Device Dispenser on the lower island, which can yield Lights, Flame Emitters, Battery, and Construct Heads.

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Complete the following Shrines in the Great Sky Island to access the Temple of Time:

• Ukouh Shrine
• In-isa Shrine
• Gutanbac Shrine

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Normally the Thunderhead Isles are covered in thick fog that makes it extremely difficult to explore.

You can remove the fog by completing Secret of the Ring Ruins, after finishing 4 temples and Hyrule Castle.

If you’re daring, you can explore the island while the fog is present, but visibility is very limited, so expect it to be painful.

There are two shrines located here: Joku-usin Shrine and Joku-u Shrine. In addition, an important main story quest can be started here: Guidance from Ages Past.

In terms of treasures, you can obtain two Old Maps and two Sage’s Wills. You can also discover two Koroks who don’t mind the perpetual thunderstorm. Brave lil fellas.

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