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Where to Find Every Meditation Spot in Black Myth: Wukong

Meditation spots are a great way to explore the world of Black Myth: Wukong and find extra experience points.

Diana Croce

Published: Aug 21, 2024 08:41 am

Meditation spots in Black Myth: Wukong are a great way to get a sense of your surrounding, and they also grant a free skill point to invest however you want. Interacting with one will trigger a cutscene that showcases the environment around you, potentially revealing some easy-to-miss secrets. Here’s a list of Every Meditation Spot in Black Myth: Wukong.

All Meditation Spots in Black Myth: Wukong

Meditation Spots in Chapter 1: Black Wind Mountain

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Meditation Spot Name	Instructions
The Arbor, Forest of Wolves	Right before the Outside the Forest shrine
The Cavern, Bamboo Grove	In the horse-man’s cave, Back Hills shrine
The Cliff, Black Wind Cave	Near the cliff in the dilapidated temple, Marsh of White Mist shrine

Meditation Spots in Chapter 2: Yellow Wind Bridge

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Meditation Spot Name	Instructions
The Altar, Sandgate Village	On a cliff overlooking the pond where you fought the frog boss, Village Entrance shrine
The Ravine, Rock Clash Platform	Right behind the mandatory Stone Vanguard boss fight
The Sculpture, Crouching Tiger Temple	On the left while on the stairs that lead to the Tiger Vanguard’s temple, Temple Entrance shrine
The Deadwood, Rockrest Flat	Near the boar NPC that unlocks Chapter 2’s secret area
The Grotto, Yellow Wind Formation	Take a left when walking from the Cellar shrine to the chapter’s final boss arena
The Rock, Sandgate Bound	On a rift in the secret area of Chapter 2, Sandgate Bound shrine

Meditation Spots in Chapter 3: The New West

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Meditation Spot Name	Instructions
Meditation Spot Name	Instructions
The Shade, Mirrormere	Below a tree on the lake’s shore, Mirrormere shrine
The Bottom, Pagoda Realm	In the area following the Pagoda Realm boss fight with Wise-Voice
The Statue, Precept Corridor	Below a giant Buddha statue, Precept Corridor shrine
The Track, Mindfulness Cliff	Next to Non-White’s last boss fight, which is mandatory
The Hall, New Thunderclap Temple	In the Non-Pure boss fight arena, in a building near Mahavira Hall shrine

Meditation Spots in Chapter 4: The Webbed Hollow

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Meditation Spot Name	Instructions
The Carvings, Pool of Shattered Jade	Start from Upper Hollow shrine, go up the stairs, follow the “web egg” path, drop down at the wooden platform, go up the stone slope
The Tree, Middle of the Hollow	Next to Middle Hollow shrine
Cave Depths, Lower Hollow	Behind a crack in the wall, between the Hut of Immortality and Lower Hollow shrines
The Height, forest of Ferocity	On the edge of a cliff, near Forest of Ferocity shrine
The Pines, Temple of Yellow Flowers	In one of the rooms of the temple that runs between the Temple Entrance and Court of Illumination shrines
The Ledge, Purple Cloud Mountain	In the secret area of Chapter 4, on top of the hill where you fight the Scorpionlord

Meditation Spots in Chapter 5: Flaming Mountain

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Meditation Spot Name	Instructions
The Buddha, The Emerald Hall	In a room near the throne room, near Emerald Hall shrine
The Crag, Ashen Pass III	In a tiny secret area unlocked after defeating the metal sphere boss, near Ashen Pass III
The Relief, Camp of Seasons	on top of a small wooden construction, near Camp of Seasons
The Screen, Purge Pit	Out in the open in the Chapter 5 secret area

The most difficult meditation spots to find in Black Myth: Wukong are the ones hidden in the game’s various secret areas. For those, I suggest you refer to our dedicated guides linked above. For everything else, visit our BMW guides hub.

Black Myth: Wukong Guides

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Diana Croce

Diana is a freelance Gaming Writer for GameSkinny and loves all kinds of stories, even though she’s too lazy for most things that aren’t games. She likes writing about the smaller, unique indie games that slip through the cracks, and she's been doing so since 2022.