The music played while the player is inside the first version of this building is a song which controls the flow of its namesake, which is also the namesake of the temple.
According to one source, "This place has an oddly organized and quiet feel to it...but there is something ominous about it." The first version of this building is facing the west and the second version faces the south, and in the second version it can be entered after a statue that is guarding the door is removed by thrusting a sword into a pedestal, allowing you to explore it before it was destroyed. A man who has the same facial structures as Kaepora (**) Gaebora once told the main character of the first game it appears in that someone was waiting for him outside of this building. That same man assisted in creating a bridge to a nearby fortress. In the second version of this building the Dominion Rod can be found on the eighth (*) floor, and you must use it to slay Armogohma. The music played while the player is inside the first version of this building is a song which controls the flow of its namesake, which is also the namesake of the temple. In order to open a door in this temple, a player must gather the Kokiri's Emerald, Goron's Ruby, and Zora's Sapphire. FTP, name this temple which houses the gateway between Hyrule and the Sacred Realm in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
According to one source, "This place has an oddly organized and quiet feel to it...
Temple of Time