Forza Horizon 5features some impressive sights that players can find and explore. As this title is set in and around Mexico, there are a whole assortment of ruins and ancient structures that players can race around. Some of these locations are even tied to achieving accolades and progressing through theForza Horizon 5story.
Unfortunately, becauseForza Horizon 5’s map is the largest in the series, and, because this structure is only accessible at certain times during the year, the Temple of Quechula has proven to be one of the more difficult landmarks to locate. For those players looking to find the Temple of Quechula, this guide can help.
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Where is the Temple of Quechula in Forza Horizon 5?
This waterlogged structure islocated just to the east of the Sierra Verde Damand can be either fully or just partially submerged depending on the season. Not only doesForza Horizon 5have 11 distinct biomes, but it also has a full rotation of seasons that can dramatically impact the water level across the map. Because of this, driving up to the Temple of Quechula is sometimes an impossibility.
This landmark is located in the southernmost region of the game but restsnear the southwestern border of Cordillera. It is almost directly to the east of the first ofmany player homes inForza Horizon 5and rests on the riverbed.During the winter season, players are able to drive out to the structure, which appears like an ancient church with two large mounds nearby.
How to Get the XP Board at the Temple of Quechula
For those players looking to grab the XP Board on top of the Temple of Quechula, the river must first be at its lowest point. Because of its location, players are better off with one of thebetter off-roading vehicles inForza Horizon 5if they want to grab this board. Once the time of year is correct, players have the choice of two mounds of dirt to ramp off of towards the Temple.
For the easiest access to the XP Board, players shoulduse the dirt pile ramp on the north side of the Temple of Quechula. This has a much steeper incline and only requires about a 60 mph jump to send players at the XP Board. Those looking to try the other ramp are going to need much more speed to complete this task. With that, players just need to get up to speed and hit the ramp and their vehicle should crash right into the board, earning them 5000 XP.
Forza Horizon 5is out now for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
