How to Knock Out the Temple of Zoom Challenge in Forza Horizon 6

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How to Knock Out the Temple of Zoom Challenge in Forza Horizon 6

A quick guide on locating the Temple of Nachi Falls in Forza Horizon 6 to complete the Horizon Decades series daily challenge using a 1980s Ford, courtesy of reporting from Polygon.

Forza Horizon 6 is keeping garage managers busy with the ongoing summer Horizon Decades series, and the latest batch of daily objectives requires a specific ride and a scenic stop. If you are working through the lineup, you will need to track down the Temple of Nachi Falls to tick off the Temple of Zoom daily challenge before the window closes on June 25.

Completing this objective is straightforward, but it comes with a strict vehicle requirement. You need to slide into the driver seat of any Ford manufactured in the 1980s before heading out for the photo op. If your current fleet is lacking a retro blue oval machine, you will want to check your garage or hit the auction house to secure one before making the trip.

The target landmark is tucked away on the west side of the Takashiro region, sitting neatly inside a small circular road just south of the local waterfall. Coincidentally, this same waterfall area is where players can hunt down the 1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 3 GSR treasure car if you are looking to knock out multiple objectives in one run. Fast travel as close as you can to the western sector, pull up to the temple in your vintage Ford, and snap the photo to claim your reward of 5,000 credits and a single season point, as reported by Polygon.

As live service racers continue to lean heavily into seasonal rotation models and FOMO driven events, having quick guides on hand makes grinding out battle pass progression and festival playlists a lot less painful. Drop your favorite 1980s Ford builds in the comments below, and let us know how you are pacing yourself through the current seasonal drop.

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Original article: Polygon