This is an Interactive Map of Hyrule with all locations and collectibles, as well as a guide to the different locations in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (TotK). Learn more about the Surface, Sky, and Depths maps, and the locations of Skyview Towers, Shrines, Korok Seeds, and more!

Interactive Map of Hyrule

All Interactive Maps
Surface	Sky	Depths

Tip: Toggle between Surface, Sky, and Depths map.

Map Key (Surface)
Korok Seeds (840)	Skyview Towers (15)	Shrines (120)	Caves and Wells (197)
Great Fairy Fountains (4)	Stables (16)	Chasms (23)	Towns and Settlements (12)

Hyrule Complete World Map and Regions

Hyrule World Map
Surface	Sky	Depths

Surface

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The Surface is considered to be the base map of Tears of the Kingdom and is where the majority of your adventure will take place. Previous locations from Breath of the Wild can be encountered and revisited in the game.

All Surface Regions

Hyrule Surface Map, Regions, and Key Locations

Sky

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The Sky map is composed of small island formations hovering above Hyrule's skies. These are scattered almost sporadically above the surface and can be accessed mainly by using Recall at fallen boulders from the sky that have landed on the ground.

All Sky Regions

Hyrule Sky Map, Regions, and Key Locations

Depths

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The Depths is an expansive region found below the entirety of Hyrule. This underground area is filled with monsters and is covered in complete darkness.

Once you're at the Depths, expect to encounter the Gloom, a dark red infestation, stretching across the field. Coming into contact with the Gloom depletes Link's maximum health, which makes any ventures at the Depths even more dangerous!

New Gloom Status Condition: How to Cure

All Depths Regions

Hyrule Depths Map, Regions, and Key Locations

All Maps and Locations

All Area Maps and Locations

Hyrule Map Locations
Surface		Sky		Depths
Caves and Wells			Towns and Settlements

Other Maps

Collectible and Area Maps
Skyview Towers	Shrines	Lightroots
Korok Seeds	Stables	Chasms
Zonai Dispensers	Sage's Wills	Hudson Boards
Great Fairy Fountains	Bargainer Statues	Forge Constructs
Coliseums	Memories (Dragon's Tears)	Goddess Statues
Satori Cherry Blossom Trees	-	-

Hyrule Map Icons and What They Mean

Standard Map Icons

Icon	Description
	Shrine Mini dungeons testing Link's resourcefulness and strength through puzzles or tests of strength respectively.
	Skyview Tower Towers unlock the map content of the region. The new towers in Tears of the Kingdom are connected to the Sheikah but they are overrun by monsters.
	Lightroot Fast travel zones at the Depths which provide illumination.
	Ancient Tech Lab Special locations where you can upgrade Link's Purah Pad.
	Travel Medallion The Travel Medallion makes its return in Tears of the Kingdom. It was originally a DLC item in the previous game and can be used to create a fast travel point anywhere.
	Horse Where Link's horse currently is.
	Stable This is where Link can register and board horses.
	Towns and Settlements Towns and villages around Hyrule.
	General Store Shops where Link can purchase items such as arrows or materials.
	Great Fairy Fountain This is where Link can upgrade his armor from Great Fairies.
	Crystal Refinery Location where a Steward Construct can expand Link's energy capacity by exchanging Crystallized Charges for Energy Wells.
	Chasm Entry points found at the surface of Hyrule which leads to the Depths.
	Cave Caves that Link can explore, loot ores and treasure chests, and hunt Bubbulfrogs. Link can use Ascend to emerge above and exits caves. Caves with checkmarks indicate that the area has already been cleared.
	Well Similiar to Caves, Wells are hidden areas in the map that can contain materials, such as ores, and treasure chests. They are commonly found inside settlements or villages or near some key areas in the Surface map.
	Zonai Dispenser This green icon indicates that there is a Zonai Dispenser in the area. Zonai Dispensers give random Zonai materials if you use Zonai drops on them, which can be obtained from Construct enemies.
	Korok Seed Trade these collectibles to Hestu to expand your weapon, bow, or shield inventory space.
	Memories Also called Dragon's Tears. Collectibles important to the story behind Tears of the Kingdom.

Stamp Box Icons

Icon	Description
	Sword Used to mark a sword weapon location.
	Pot Used to mark a location where Link can cook food or make elixirs.
	NPC Used to mark important NPCs.
	Diamond Used to mark important areas.
	Heart Used to mark areas for farming ingredients for meals that restore health.
	Star Used to mark a special landmark.
	Chest Used to mark a treasure chest location.
	Skull Used to mark a monster camp or a boss location.
	Leaf Used to mark a Korok seed location.
	Rupee Used to mark where you can farm for rupees or ore.
	Colored Marker Used to mark your next destination. There are now six colored markers that players can use in Tears of the Kingdom ranging from red, blue, yellow, green, pink, and teal.

Hyrule World Map Explained

Separate Maps for Sky and Surface

Map Sections
Surface
Sky
Depths

Tears of the Kingdom's map is split between the Sky, Surface, and Depths sections. Locating and activating Skyview Towers will unlock and expand the Sky and Surface map, while the activating Lightroot will reveal sections of the Depths.

Activate Skyview Towers and Lightroots to Expand Map

Initially, you will start off with a map that is mostly blank. As you progress through the game, you can reveal more areas of the map to see the topography and spot key areas.

As you go to various locations on the map you will be able to spot towers on the surface and glowing roots underground. Activating these Skyview Towers will fill in portions of your Surface and Sky Maps, while Lightroots will illuminate dark areas at the Depths underground.

Tears of the Kingdom Related Guides

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Walkthrough Top Page

Main Links
Main Quests	Tips and Tricks
Side Adventures	Side Quests
Maps	Towers
Shrines	Temples and Dungeons
Caves	Wells
Stables	Armor
Weapons and Equipment	Items
Cooking	Bosses
Enemies	Abilities
Schematics	Characters
News	Message Boards