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(click here to learn more)| Cueva de la Ñusta | |
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 Entrance of the cave. | |
| Settlement in Solís | |
| Type | Ancient ruin (actually a landmark cave) |
| Region | Altoyaku |
| Biome | Rainforest |
| Missions that take place here | None, however Tumba de la Princesa is in the cave. |
Cueva de la Ñusta is a natural location in Just Cause 4.
Description[]
In-game description: "These winding caves have never been thoroughly explored. Local superstitions tell of an ancient tomb located within."
As the name suggests, this is a cave. You can find ancient pillars and research equipment around the place. As the description implies, the cave leads into Tumba de la Princesa.
The cave system has two entrances: to the north and to the south of the tomb.
Completion[]
- 2 x Wingsuit Stunt:
- Wingsuit through all rings in less than 12 seconds.
- Wingsuit through all rings in less than 15 seconds.
- 3 x Speed Stunt - Pass through the ring faster than 150 km/h in any vehicle.
Trivia[]
- It is strange that the same stunt has to be completed three times here. Usually a settlement does not have no more than two of the same stunt for completion.
- Its name translates to "Cave of the Princess", derived from the Quechua word ñust'a (princess).
- This location is marked as an ancient ruin. It does contain ruins, but the cave itself would better fit a natural landmark icon instead. See also: List of misplaced icons in JC4.
- See other dedicated cave articles: Cueva de los Susurros, Weird cave near Puerto Diego, and Tunnels at eastern Insula Striate.
Gallery[]
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Inside the cave.
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The entrance as seen from above.