This is a map for all Korok Seeds found in the The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (BotW). Read on to see all Korok Seed locations and how to find them, rewards for collecting Korok Seeds, and learn how many Korok Seeds there are total!
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You can use the korok seeds that you have collected to increase inventory space. You can choose to expand your weapon, bow, or shield inventory slots. Collecting 441 seeds allows you to max out your inventory space.
Note that you need to complete The Priceless Maracas side quest first in order to increase inventory space.
There are a total of 900 Korok Seeds that can be collected in Hyrule, but only 441 seeds are needed to fully upgrade your inventory.
By collecting all 900 Korok Seeds and talking with Hestu, he will reward you with Hestu's Gift, a golden piece of... his gratitude for your hard efforts.
Hestu's Gift does not serve any actual purpose other than as a collector's item, so you really only need it if you are set on 100%ing the game.
Korok Seeds locations are shown for each area of the map. Click on an image to see where each Korok Seed can be found!
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Korok seeds are typically found by completing some puzzle or completing a small challege. These challenges tend to repeat themselves, so once you know what to look for, you should be able to see a Korok Seed puzzle any time you arrive in their location. If you are wearing the Korok Mask, it will give an indication when a seed is nearby.
The easiest way to get korok seeds is to find large rocks that stick out in a certain way. Picking up these rocks may reveal a korok.
In some cases, you need to pick up a large rock and place it in a circular rock pile to complete the pattern. You can use Statis to find the missing rock if it is out of sight.
Across Hyrule, you may come across a pile of metal blocks or a metal ball on a chain. These puzzles require Magnesis to move the block to match it or to move the ball on a chain in its place.
You will sometimes find sparkling leaves wandering around a small area or on top of high places. Examining these reveals a korok.
Look for a stump and stand on it to spawn a ring of lights. You need to race through the ring before the time runs out to receive a korok seed as a reward.
In some villages, you can find a set of statues with an offering in front of them. Drop the matching food on one of the statues to reveal a korok.
Watch out for a flower that moves to another nearby location when you touch it. You will need to follow the flower at the end of its trial for a korok to appear.
Check the ponds to see if there is a ring of water lilies somewhere. Diving through these reveals a korok that will give you a korok seed in return.
Stand next to a pinwheel to spawn floating objects that you will need to shoot down with a bow and arrow. Completing this challenge grants you a korok seed.
| All Maps and Locations | |
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| Shrines | Stables |
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