Temple of Wind
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- For the temple in The Wind Waker that goes by a similar name, see Wind Temple.
 The temple's entrance | |
| Location(s) | Isle of Gust |
| Game(s) | Phantom Hourglass |
| Main Item | Bombs, Power Gem, Courage Gem |
| Boss(es) | Stirrer of Winds: Cyclok |
| Quest Reward(s) | Neri, Spirit of Wisdom Sand of Hours worth two minutes |
| Element(s) |   |
The Temple of Wind is the second dungeon in Phantom Hourglass, found on the Isle of Gust. It protects the Spirit of Wisdom, Neri.
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Entrance to the Temple
The dungeon is located at the center of the Isle of Gust. To open the entrance, three sacred windmills must be blown (through the Microphone of the Nintendo DS).[1] Although there are various fans across the northern desert of the island, only specifically three of them will be able to provide access to the temple.
Somewhat similar to the Spirit Temple, the entirety of the structure seems to be built around the idea of deserts. Tan or gold-colored walls and columns fill all rooms, dirt floors cracked from lack of moisture appear often, there are numerous rooms filled with sand, and the wall designs are reminiscent of ancient middle eastern architecture.
Fitting of its name, this dungeon is filled with holes in the ground blowing constant upward gusts, along with occasionally movable Octorok-shaped statues billowing vertical winds; either are capable of pushing Link into undesired locations. Both of these obstructions, the Shovel, and Bomb Flowers are used in many puzzles and tasks found throughout the temple. Since Bombs are first found in this dungeon, they are also used extensively for various needs, including battling enemies which can only be defeated through their use.
Sandworms are one of the most common enemies in both Temple of Wind, and the Isle of Gust on which the dungeon resides. This type of monster can only be defeated after finding the Bombs in this temple. Ironically, Link must handle evading several Sandworms directly before obtaining Bombs. Other common enemies found inside include Keese, Miniblins, Ropes, Red ChuChus, and Rock ChuChus. The mightiest of these enemies and the boss of Wind Temple is Cyclok; Stirrer of Winds, seen as a large purple Octorok riding a small cyclone.
Gallery
The first floor of the temple
The first basement floor of the temple
The second basement floor of the temple
The first hidden area of the second basement floor
The second hidden area of the second basement floor
The area of the first floor leading to the second floor
The second floor of the temple, where Cyclok is fought
Cyclok appearing at the top of the temple
References
- ↑ "The hero must blow on the three sacred windmills to open the path forward." — N/A (Phantom Hourglass)
 Names in Other Regions 
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| Language | Name | Meaning | |
| Spanish | 
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Templo del Viento | Temple of Wind |
| French | 
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Temple des Vents | |
| Italian | 
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Santuario del Vento | |
Dungeons in The Legend of Zelda Series
Dungeons
Temple of Fire · Temple of Wind · Temple of Courage · Ghost Ship · Goron Temple · Temple of Ice · Mutoh's Temple
Master Dungeon
