Link using the Clawshots to cross a broken bridge Once they reach the Fire Sanctuary, Scrapper will pour the water in the basin over the frog statue's tongue, clearing the entrance to the dungeon. Upon returning to the base of Eldin Volcano with Scrapper the Ancient Robot, who is carrying the basin, Link is required to travel all the way up to the Fire Sanctuary while protecting Scrapper from the large number of enemies inhabiting the Eldin Volcano region. Link travels to Lake Floria to request the use of the Water Basin from Faron, the Water Dragon. The third frog statue is larger than the two before it, and requires a large quantity of water, more than an Empty Bottle can hold. However, this method of dousing the flames is only possible for the first two frog statues. The frog statues hanging above the flames have to be given water from Link's Bottles to extinguish the flames. To protect the riches hidden inside the Sanctuary, three pillars of flames block Link's objective path to the dungeon. The Fire Sanctuary is a large, castle-like structure situated across a bridge over a large gorge.
Prominent Tibetan writer Tsering Woeser told AFP she was “very worried” about the state of the monastery.Entrance to the Sanctuary, blocked by a barrier of fire The main shrine remains closed,” Saunders said. “In apparent attempts to give the impression that the situation is normal, despite worldwide distress and concern at the news, the Chinese state media posted today posted a cheery image of TAR (Communist Party of China) Party Secretary Wu Yingjie at the square in front of the temple engaging in ‘cordial exchanges with all ethnic groups’ following the partial re-opening of the temple on Sunday (February 18). The ICT said reports and communications about the fire were being blocked and social media posts deleted, consistent with the oppressive political climate in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, where thousands of pilgrims have gathered for Tibetan New Year.
“The Chinese authorities took several hours to confirm the fire at the Jokhang, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and immediately downplayed it, stating that it was under control and that there had been no casualties,” ICT’s Kate Saunders said. One source in touch with an eyewitness said that several buildings nearby had been burnt to the ground, although that could not be confirmed,” the ICT statement said. “The fire apparently began in a building near the Jokhang, with some sources saying this was the Meru Nyingpa monastery in the alley ways of the Barkhor, and then spread. “There are fears that the damage may be more widespread than the authorities acknowledge,” the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) said in a statement. The statement comes amid concerns that the 1,300-year old temple, a UNESCO world heritage site that houses cultural treasures sacred to Tibetans, was badly damaged in a fire that engulfed large parts of it. The authorities said there are no casualties and the cause of the fire remains unclear,” China’s broadcaster China Central Television said in a brief report. The incident took place at around 6 pm local time and the blaze has been put out. “A fire broke out at Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, on Saturday. Damage caused by the fire at Jokhang temple in Lhasa, one of the most holiest and ancient sites in Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), could be more widespread than official reports acknowledge, activists said on Monday.įire broke out at the temple on Saturday, the second day of the Tibetan New Year, also known as Losar.Ĭhinese media on Sunday said the fire at Lhasa’s Jokhang temple, a site many Tibetans revere as the most sacred, has been put out and areas around it have been opened after a temporary closure.
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