Black Myth: Wukong - Every Secret Area & How To Reach Them

Key Takeaways

• Black Myth: Wukong is filled with hidden secrets, like secret areas and bosses, which offer unique rewards.
• Some secrets require specific steps to unlock, such as ringing hidden bells or obtaining key items.
• Each secret area has its challenges, preparation, and rewards, making exploration and discovery worthwhile.

Black Myth: Wukong is known for being packed with well-hidden secrets that players must work hard to uncover. From small arenas featuring a single rewarding boss fight to extensive secret levels that can take hours to clear, with multiple tough foes standing in the way, there's no shortage of hidden content throughout the game's six chapters. Keep in mind that each secret area's Keeper's Shrine has its unique store assortment, offering rare materials that can't be found in other shops, so it's always worth checking out.

While some secret areas and bosses can be discovered naturally through exploration and attention to subtle clues, others are much more challenging to uncover, often requiring multiple steps and defeating some of the hardest bosses in Black Myth: Wukong to unlock. Below are the eight secret areas in Black Myth: Wukong, along with detailed instructions on how to reach them.

1 Chapter One: Ancient Guanyin Temple

Boss: Elder Jinchi

• How to reach: Ring three bells hidden throughout Chapter One's forest locations

The Ancient Guanyin Temple - Grand Chamber is the first secret area players will likely uncover in Black Myth: Wukong. To access this area, players need to ring three hidden bells scattered across the forests of Chapter One: Black Cloud, Red Fire. Once all three bells are rung, players will automatically be teleported to the secret area.

The Ancient Guanyin Temple is a relatively small location, hosting just one boss fight against Elder Jinchi, a variant of the Wandering Wight boss players encountered earlier in the game. However, this fight tends to be easier, as players will now have better gear and more experience. Additionally, regular enemies in the arena can be easily slain to recover health, allowing the Destined One to exploit this advantage during the battle.

2 Chapter One: Loong Claw Grove

Boss: Red Loong

• How to reach: Obtain the Loong Scales from Chapter Two, return to Outside of the Forest Keeper's Shrine, and dispel the waterfall nearby

The Loong Claw Grove is another secret area in Chapter One, though it can only be reached later in the game after acquiring the Loong Scales key item in Chapter Two. The Loong Scales allow players to access secret Loong bosses in four different chapters. To find the Loong Scales, players must break a hidden wall in the First Prince of the Flowing Sands boss arena by baiting a Wandering Wight or Azure Dust.

Once the Loong Scales are acquired, players must return to the Outside the Forest Keeper's Shrine in Chapter One and search for the nearby waterfall. Dispelling it reveals a hidden passage leading to the beautiful Loong Claw Grove, where players will face the Red Loong secret boss.

3 Chapter Two: Hidden Loong Cavern

Boss: Black Loong

• How to reach: After acquiring the Loong Scales, travel to the Rockrest Flat Keeper's Shrine and dispel the sandfall

With the Loong Scales in hand, players can access the first secret area of Chapter Two: Yellow Sand, Desolate Dusk. From the Rockrest Flat Shrine, head to the right and climb the stairs to locate a sandfall. Using the Loong Scales, players can dispel the sandfall, revealing a hidden passage that leads to the Hidden Loong Cavern.

This area is a small arena where players will engage in a battle with the Black Loong boss. While not overly difficult, this boss has a particularly dangerous attack, where he smashes his maces into the ground, sending thunder shockwaves that can be challenging to dodge. A single mistake can stagger the player, often leading to death. To avoid this, players should use a nearby boulder to leap onto it, though the Black Loong can eventually destroy the stones in the arena, requiring players to lure the boss away from the boulders to stay safe.

4 Chapter Two: Kingdom Of Sahali

Bosses: Tiger Vanguard; Fuban

• How to reach: Complete the Drunken Boar questline

The Kingdom of Sahali is the first large secret area in Black Myth: Wukong, featuring two Keeper's Shrines (Sandgate Pass and Sandgate Bound) and two challenging boss fights: Tiger Vanguard and the colossal sand beetle Fuban. To access this area, players must follow the Drunken Boar questline in Chapter Two, which involves several steps and key items, such as the Sobering Stone. Be sure to consult a guide for details on the quest progression.

Upon entering the Kingdom of Sahali, players will first encounter the Tiger Vanguard boss, a tougher version of the enemy previously faced inside the Crouching Tiger Temple. However, this fight is merely a warm-up for the grand standoff against the colossal Fuban boss. Fortunately, players will receive some unexpected assistance during the Fuban fight, easing the challenge.

5 Chapter Three: Zodiac Village

Boss: Yin Tiger

• How to reach: Complete the Ruyi Scroll quest, which begins after defeating Chen Loong at the North Shore of Bitter Lake

Zodiac Village isn't a traditional secret area but rather a friendly NPC hub, offering useful features, such as growing plants from collected seeds and upgrading armor at the blacksmith. However, it's a missable location, so it's worth mentioning. To reach the Zodiac Village, players must obtain the Ruyi Scroll by completing the questline that starts after defeating Chen Loong at the North Shore of Bitter Lake in Chapter Three: White Snow, Ice Cold.

Once in the Zodiac Village, players can challenge Yin Tiger to a friendly boss battle. This fight is quite difficult, especially at this stage of the game. However, it is entirely optional, and players can return to it later when the Destined One has grown stronger and acquired better equipment.

6 Chapter Four: Purple Cloud Mountain

Bosses: The Scorpionlord; Daoist Mi; The Duskveil

• How to reach: Defeat the Venom Daoist twice in separate boss battles during Chapter Four

The Purple Cloud Mountain is the largest and most fascinating secret area in Black Myth: Wukong, featuring four Keeper's Shrines (Valley of Blooms, Bounds of Deity's Abode, Petalfall Hamlet, and Cloudnest Peak), as well as several quests and three notable boss encounters: the Scorpionlord, Daoist Mi, and the Duskveil. Players must be cautious, as defeating the final boss, the Duskveil, locks out the other boss fights, preventing access to their unique rewards.

To access Purple Cloud Mountain in Chapter Four: Rosy Cheeks, Gray Hair, players must first defeat the Venom Daoist in two separate boss fights, which occur in the Webbed Hollow and the Temple of the Yellow Flower. During the first battle, players can obtain the unique Venomous Armguard by breaking all of the Venom Daoist's extra arms before defeating him. After the second fight, a portal will open, granting access to this secret area.

7 Chapter Five: Bishui Cave

Bosses: Baw-Lang-Lang; Top Takes Bottom, Bottom Takes Top; Bishui Golden-Eyed Beast

• How to reach: Complete the Five Elemental Carts questline

Chapter Five: Golden Child, Crimson Blood houses the expansive secret area of Bishui Cave, featuring three unique boss fights and valuable rewards. The cave contains three Keeper's Shrines (Purge Pit, Cave Depths, and Corridor of Fire and Ice) and mostly follows a linear progression through its bosses. However, players can easily miss the Baw-Lang-Lang boss located near the start of the area, though it can still be fought later.

Interestingly, some players speculate that a few bosses may have been cut from this area. After defeating the Bishui Golden-Eyed Beast, two additional large, empty arenas remain, which lack any bosses. Another curious detail is that players cannot acquire the full Bull King Set in a single playthrough, as there aren't enough Bull King's Iron Horns dropped by the Bishui Golden-Eyed Beast. While this could be intentional due to the set's power, the unexplained empty arenas still seem odd.

To access Bishui Cave, players need to complete the Five Elemental Carts questline, which involves the Pale-Axe Stalwart NPC. This secret area can be unlocked near the end of Chapter Five and offers numerous valuable items for players to collect.

8 Chapter Three: Mount Mei

Boss: Erlang, The Sacred Divinity

• How to reach: Collect the Monkey King Set and Jingubang in Chapter Six, defeat every secret boss, then travel to the Great Pagoda in Chapter Three

Mount Mei - Mei-Jian Peak is the final secret area in Black Myth: Wukong, accessible only near the end of the game. To unlock this area, players must defeat several hidden bosses, including Elder Jinchi, Fuban, all four secret Loong bosses, Green-Capped Martialist, Duskveil, and Bishui Golden-Eyed Beast. Contrary to popular belief, reaching Mount Mei doesn't require players to defeat the game's default final boss first, The Great Sage's Broken Shell. Instead, players must simply gather the full Monkey King Set along with the Jingubang staff. Once obtained, they can travel to the Great Pagoda in Chapter Three, where a specific NPC will unlock the portal to Mei-Jian Peak.

Mount Mei is a small secret area that serves as the arena for the game's true final boss, Erlang, the Sacred Divinity. This is likely the most difficult encounter in the entire game, but it is well worth the effort. What follows after the battle is one of the most cinematic and memorable moments in Black Myth: Wukong, an episode players definitely won't want to miss.

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