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  • Where to Farm Wild Ginseng in Crimson Desert While Completing and Solving

    Where to Farm Wild Ginseng in Crimson Desert While Completing and Solving

    Crimson Desert has many crafting materials, including minerals to strengthen weapons and various ingredients for cooking. Some of these, particularly the more obscure ones, can be easy to overlook but are important for progress.

    One such material is Wild Ginseng, which is necessary to boost your Spirit meter beyond Level 8. Wild Ginseng isn’t found everywhere, so knowing specific locations where it reliably appears can save time.

    Wild Ginseng Location

    1. Location #1
    If you’re searching for Wild Ginseng, head north to Silver Wolf Mountain. In particular, go just southeast of the Abyss Gate near the Longleaf Shade Outpost. After warping there, climb up the rocks until you reach a high point. Look for a small outcrop with tall trees and some lavender plants. Along the rocks, find tiny red buds, which are the Ginseng plants. Usually, there are only two or three, but harvesting them can yield between one and four pieces of Ginseng. This spot is close to the Abyss Gate and easy to access at any level, making it one of the best places to farm Wild Ginseng.

    2. Location #2
    Another good spot is southwest of Silver Wolf Mountain, in an area called Longroots. Find the Abyss Gate overlooking this area, located atop a mountain. From there, look west and jump down to the mountain’s base. Face the mountain you just descended from and locate a small cave entrance with a large tree outside. This can be tricky to find due to thick fog. Inside the cave, follow the path until you cross some water. In front of a stone lantern, you will find three Wild Ginseng plants. Like the previous spot, this location is right next to the Abyss Gate, making it a convenient place for farming.

    3. Location #3
    The last recommended spot is a street vendor in Pailune. To unlock this vendor, you must finish Chapter 7 of the main story. Until then, the city remains under hostile control. After completing the chapter, go to Pailune’s capital and head northeast. Look for the large temple where you fought Myurdin. Outside the temple, on the right side of the main doors, you will find a street vendor with Ginseng for sale—five pieces for 1.50 Silver each. These vendors refresh inventory every 24 hours, making it a reliable and quick way to buy Wild Ginseng if you have extra money.

    You will need a total of 10 Wild Ginseng to advance your Spirit meter. By checking these locations, you should gather enough without having to farm excessively again.

  • Great question! Here’s a rewritten, unique version of your title: How To Locate the Sarufutsu Lighthouse for Completing Encounters in Ghost of Yotei This version keeps it under 65 characters and uses “completing” and “locate” instead of the original words. Would you like it to be more catchy or formal?

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    How To Locate the Sarufutsu Lighthouse for Completing Encounters in Ghost of Yotei

    This version keeps it under 65 characters and uses “completing” and “locate” instead of the original words. Would you like it to be more catchy or formal?

    Encounters of the Wild is one of the most exciting stories in Ghost of Yotei, but it requires a bit of effort to complete. To advance this quest, you need to find and enter the Sarufutsu Lighthouse located in the Teshio Ridge. Here’s how to do it.

    Like many of the Nine Tails locations in Ghost of Yotei’s Teshio Ridge, this lighthouse involves solving a puzzle. But there’s more to this story than just the puzzle—this is one of the most interesting and rewarding spots in the game. Don’t miss out on exploring it.

    Where to Find the Sarufutsu Lighthouse

    The Sarufutsu Lighthouse is marked on the map, but it’s not on the Sarufutsu River as the name might suggest. Instead, it’s located much further south. Specifically, it’s in a small area on the southern part of the east coast that juts out before the map’s edge turns into unreachable territory. The lighthouse is a large tower, so it’s hard to miss, though it might be in a different spot than you expect.

    How to Solve the Sarufutsu Lighthouse Puzzle

    Inside the lighthouse, you’ll find two empty plinths in front of the door. To open the door and continue with Encounters of the Wild, you need to place a fox statue on each plinth. The statues are already in the room but won’t move on their own. Next to them, there are larger fox statues on either side. By rotating these larger statues properly, you can free the smaller fox statues so they can be placed on the plinths. The key is to make both large foxes face inward. Once done, pick up the small fox statues and position them facing away from each other.

    After solving the puzzle, you’ll be taken into a Nine Tails fortress. Don’t worry—there’s no combat to face here.

  • Helicopter-Herded Rare Wild Cattle in Cambodia

    Helicopter-Herded Rare Wild Cattle in Cambodia

    This image, shared by conservation group Rising Phoenix, features an adult banteng, a wild cattle species native to Southeast Asia, taken during a herding operation in Siem Pang, northeastern Cambodia, on May 14, 2025. — AFP

    In a groundbreaking operation, conservationists successfully herded 16 critically endangered banteng into a truck using a helicopter in Cambodia. This milestone is especially noteworthy given the country’s ongoing struggle with deforestation.

    Banteng are a type of wild cattle found in Southeast Asia and are classified as critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

    These animals typically inhabit forests and grasslands, but only a few thousand remain in the wild, primarily threatened by hunting, logging, and industrial activities.

    A helicopter is shown herding banteng during a relocation operation in Siem Pang, northeastern Cambodia, on May 15, 2025.
    A helicopter is shown herding banteng during a relocation operation in Siem Pang, northeastern Cambodia, on May 15, 2025. — AFP

    According to Global Forest Watch, Cambodia has lost approximately 33% of its tree cover since 2000, as the government permits companies to clear extensive areas, even in designated protected regions.

    Conservation organizations Rising Phoenix and Siem Pang revealed that over three days last week, they managed to guide 16 wild banteng into a “mass-capture funnel trap,” successfully relocating them to a wildlife sanctuary.

    This operation marked the first use of a helicopter to steer the animals through the funnel.

    Banteng are seen during a herding operation in Siem Pang, northeastern Cambodia, on May 13, 2025.
    Banteng are seen during a herding operation in Siem Pang, northeastern Cambodia, on May 13, 2025. — AFP

    The operation was conducted in Siem Pang, northeastern Cambodia.

    The conservation groups expressed that this innovative approach paves the way for similar initiatives to relocate banteng confined in isolated patches of forest across the country.

    They also mentioned that the banteng will be closely monitored and safeguarded at the Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary.