Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Shrine Map and Location Guide

Hyrule hides countless secrets, and its shrines are among the most rewarding to uncover. This guide maps every shrine in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, showing their exact locations so you can master each puzzle and claim every Light of Blessing.

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom shrine map and locations

Shrines in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom are scattered across Hyrule’s surface and sky, each offering puzzles, combat trials, or skill challenges that reward players with Light of Blessing or valuable gear. This shrine map highlights every location, helping players track progress and quickly reach nearby shrines using travel points. From the icy peaks of Hebra to the sandy canyons of Gerudo, the map covers all regions, ensuring no shrine remains undiscovered for those seeking 100% completion.

There are 120 shrines on Hyrule’s Surface.

And there are an additional 32 shrines on Sky Islands:

For a more detailed view, here is every shrine shown above, broken down region-by-region:

Lookout Landing shrine locations map

This map pinpoints all shrine locations around Lookout Landing in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Use it to track down Ukouh Shrine on the Great Sky Island plateau southeast of the starting area, plus Jirutagumac Shrine beneath the landing itself and Gutanbac Shrine to the northwest on the cliffs. Additional shrines like Giant’s Grave sit south across the chasm, while Mayamats Shrine hides east amid ruins. Pin these spots to speed up your early-game quest for lightroots and blessings.

The Lookout Landing region includes the Lookout Landing Skyview Tower and settlement, as well as Hyrule Castle.

There are seven shrines in the Lookout Landing region.

Ishodag Shrine (-0885, 0418, 0048)
Jiosin Shrine (-0240, -0374, 0026)
Kyononis Shrine (-0205, 0451, 0021)
Sepapa Shrine (0219, 1082, 0028)
Serutabomac Shrine (-0180, 1170, 0280)
Susuyai Shrine (-0785, -0433, 0018)
Yamiyo Shrine (0333, 0468, 0029)

Hyrule Field shrine locations map

This map pinpoints all 27 shrine locations across Hyrule Field in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Each marker shows exact coordinates and nearby landmarks for quick access from Central Hyrule or Lookout Landing. Use it to plan routes that avoid enemy camps and harsh weather, saving time on foot or by horse. Shrines here reward abilities like Fuse and Recall early in the game. Zoom in for pro tips on puzzles inside.

The Hyrule Field region includes the Hyrule Field Skyview Tower and the Outskirt and Riverside Stables.

There are 10 shrines in the Hyrule Field region.

Kamizun Shrine (-0176, -1557, 0023)
Kyokugon Shrine (-0710, -1550, 0006)
Mayachin Shrine (-0705, -0866, 0031)
Riogok Shrine (-1443, -1616, 0089)
Sonapan Shrine (-1921, -0356, 0228
Tajikats Shrine (0344, -1007, 0016)
Teniten Shrine (-0073, -1115, 0021)
Tsutsu-um Shrine (-1422, -1350, 0068)
Tadarok Shrine (-2658, -2236, 0067)
Usazum Shrine (-2140, -0873, 0093)

Sahasra Slope shrine locations map

The Sahasra Slope Shrine is found in the West Necluda region, just east of Kakariko Village, hidden within a rocky hillside. Players can locate it by clearing the cave beneath the slope and removing boulders that block the entrance. The shrine contains a puzzle requiring careful use of Ascend and bomb flowers to reach the inner chamber. Marking this area on the map helps track one of the early shrines in the region and provides an easy fast travel point near Kakariko.

The Sahasra Slope region includes the Sahasra Slope Skyview Tower, Lanayru Wetlands, Dueling Peaks, East Necluda, Kakariko Village, and the Wetlands and Dueling Peaks Stables.

There are nine shrines in the Sahasra Slope region.

Eshos Shrine (1564, -1945, 0157)
Jojon Shrine (1202, 0329, 0027)
Jonsau Shrine (1743, 0018, 0025)
Kurakat Shrine (2362, -0511, 0156)
Makasura Shrine (1770, -1050, 0166)
Morok Shrine (1183,-0780, 0133)
O-ogim Shrine (2755, -1089, 0100)
Ren-iz Shrine (0756, 0823, 0082)
Tukarok Shrine (0915, -0250, 0035)

Lindor’s Brow shrine locations map

Lindor’s Brow houses several shrines scattered across steep cliffs and forested hills, making exploration both challenging and rewarding. The map highlights each shrine’s position across the region, helping players track progress and plan their routes. From vantage points on the high ridges to those hidden between valleys, each shrine contributes to completing the area’s set and expanding fast-travel options across Hyrule’s western territories.

The Lindor’s Brow region includes the Lindor’s Brow Skyview Tower, Hyrule Ridge, Tabantha Great Bridge, Tabantha Frontier, New Serenne and Tabantha Stables, and the Lucky Clover Gazette headquarters.

There are eight shrines in the Lindor’s Brow region.

Ikatak Shrine (-3950, 1138, 0112)
Iun-orok Shrine (-3538, 0853, -0133)
Kiuyoyou Shrine (-1106, 2086, 0104)
Makurukis Shrine (-2848, 0629, 0233)
Oromuwak Shrine (-3079, 1618, 0243)
Runakit Shrine (-2534, 1167, 0177)
Sinakawak Shrine (-1413, 0757, 0089)
Taki-ihaban Shrine (-1828, 1196, 0147)

Gerudo Highlands shrine locations map

The Gerudo Highlands shrines are scattered across steep cliffs and icy plateaus, offering some of the most challenging terrain in Hyrule. This map highlights every shrine location in the region, making it easier to reach each one despite harsh weather and limited visibility. Many shrines are hidden within caves or high mountain passes, so players should prepare cold-resistant gear and plenty of stamina food before setting out.

The Gerudo Highlands region is where you’ll find the Gerudo Highlands Skyview Tower and. not much else, honestly.

There are six shrines in the Gerudo Highlands region.

Gasas Shrine (-4152, 0098, 0040)
Mayamats Shrine (-4637, -1514, 0452)
Otutsum Shrine (-4468, -0670, 0509)
Rotsumamu Shrine (-3407, -1362, 0335)
Suariwak Shrine (-2523, -1770, 0131)
Turakawak Shrine (-3496, -0197, 0066)

Gerudo Canyon shrine locations map

Gerudo Canyon hosts several shrines scattered across its cliffs and desert paths, each testing different skills and puzzle-solving abilities. The map shows their exact coordinates, making it easier to plan routes through the rugged canyon terrain. Players can find shrines near key landmarks such as stable areas, narrow passes, and elevated plateaus, often requiring creative use of stamina and gliding techniques to reach. Exploring this region’s shrines provides valuable rewards and fast-travel points across the southwestern part of Hyrule.

The Gerudo Canyon region is where you’ll find the Gerudo Canyon Skyview Tower, the Gerudo Desert, the closed Gerudo Canyon Stable, and settlements at Kara Kara Bazaar and Gerudo Town.

There are 12 shrines in the Gerudo Canyon region.

Chichim Shrine (-3211, -3007, -0049)
Irasak Shrine (-4159, -3824, 0028)
Karahatag Shrine (-3726, -3625, 0043)
Kitawak Shrine (-1529, -2928, 0321)
Kudanisar Shrine (-4168, -2144, 0050)
Mayatat Shrine (-3292, -2509, 0024)
Miryotanog Shrine (-4679, -3086, 0054)
Motsusis Shrine (1795, -3485, 0045)
Rakakudaj Shrine (-2031, -1847, 0064)
Siwakama Shrine (-2445, -3345, 0041)
Soryotanog Shrine (-3883, -2964, 0123)
Turakamik Shrine (-2658, -2236, 0067)

Popla Foothills shrine locations map

Popla Foothills sits on the southeastern edge of Hyrule Field, and this map helps you track each shrine tucked around its cliffs, rivers, and grassy trails. Use it to spot shrines hidden near the stables, perched on elevated ridges, or set close to cave entrances that are easy to miss while gliding past. Marking these locations before you set out makes it simpler to chain multiple shrines in one run, collect Light of Blessing rewards quickly, and return later for any missed treasure chests.

The Popla Foothills region is where you’ll find the Popla Foothills Skyview Tower, the Faron Grasslands, and the Highland and Lakeside Stables.

There are eight shrines in the Popla Foothills region.

En-oma Shrine (0104, -2517, -0087)
Ishokin Shrine (-0562, -3524, 0129)
Jiukoum Shrine (0867, -2280, 0141)
Jochisiu Shrine (0931, -1902, 0030)
Joju-u-u Shrine (1516, -3576, 0142)
Susub Shrine (0348, -2050, -0026)
Utojis Shrine (1217, -2542, 0096)
Utsushok Shrine (0669, -3358, 0072)

Rabella Wetlands shrine locations map

The Rabella Wetlands shrine map highlights all shrine locations scattered across the region’s marshes and surrounding highlands. Players can use this map to spot hidden sites tucked between waterways, small islands, and cliffs, making it easier to plan routes for exploration and fast travel. Each shrine offers unique puzzles and rewards that contribute to Link’s progress through Tears of the Kingdom.

The Rabella Wetlands region is where you’ll find the Rabella Wetlands Skyview Tower, East Necluda, and Lurelin Village.

There are four shrines in the Rabella Wetlands region.

Bamitok Shrine (3094, -3209, 0082)
Marari-In Shrine (4632, -3712, 0018)
Sifumim Shrine (2826, -3271, 0078)
Tokiy Shrine (2304, -2377, -0028)

Mount Lanayru shrine locations map

Mount Lanayru features several shrines scattered across its icy slopes and cliffs, each offering unique challenges tied to the region’s frigid environment. The map highlights their exact positions, helping players plan routes through difficult terrain and locate hidden caves or paths leading to shrine entrances. Keeping warm gear and food ready is key while exploring this mountain, as low temperatures and steep climbs can make reaching each shrine more demanding.

The Mount Lanayru region is where you’ll find the Mount Lanayru Skyview Tower and Hateno Village.

There are six shrines in the Mount Lanayru region.

Anedamimik Shrine (4231, -2178, -0012)
Jikais Shrine (4266, -1674, 0182)
Jogou Shrine (3346, -1188, 0057)
Mayahisik Shrine (3730, -2057, 0189)
Zakusu Shrine (3527, -1481, 0168)
Zanmik Shrine (3469, -2180, 0148)

Upland Zorana shrine locations map

The Upland Zorana region hosts several shrines scattered across its rugged hills and waterways, offering valuable challenges and rewards for explorers. This map highlights each shrine’s exact coordinates and nearby landmarks, helping players efficiently plan their routes through the area. From caves hidden behind waterfalls to elevated plateaus guarded by enemies, every location offers unique puzzles and resources worth visiting.

The Upland Zorana region is where you’ll find the Upland Zorana Skyview Tower, Zora’s Domain and Mipha’s Court, Lanayru Great Springs, Toto Lake, and the East Reservoir Lake.

There are eight shrines in the Upland Zorana region.

Apogek Shrine (3887, -0217, 0164)
Gatanisis Shrine (4498, 0825, 0095)
Ihen-a Shrine (3784, 0579, 0485)
Joniu Shrine (2918, 0505, 0155)
Maoikes Shrine (2277, 0150, 0079)
Mogawak Shrine (3298, 0424, 0112)
Rasitakiwak Shrine (4166, 1323, 0229)
Yomizuk Shrine (4412, -0610, 0034)

Ulri Mountain shrine locations map

Ulri Mountain hosts several shrines hidden across its steep ridges and snowy paths, making it a rewarding area for exploration. This map highlights each shrine’s exact coordinates and their surrounding routes, helping players plan efficient travel between them. From secluded cave entrances to elevated slopes, the shrines test puzzle-solving skills and resource management in challenging terrain.

The Ulri Mountain region is where you’ll find the Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower, Akkala Citadel Ruins, Tarrey Town, the Akkala Highlands, the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab, and the East and South Akkala Stables.

There are nine shrines in the Ulri Mountain region.

Domizuin Shrine (3305, 1443, 0426)
Gemimik Shrine (4513, 2116, 0001)
Igashuk Shrine (4653, 3702, 0129)
Jochi-ihiga Shrine (3809, 1219, 0090)
Jochi-iu Shrine (4346, 2875, 0165)
Kamatukis Shrine (3431, 3355, 0071)
Mayachideg Shrine (3061, 1823, 0216)
Rasiwak Shrine (4664, 3262, 0002)
Sinatanika Shrine (3839, 2301, 0048)

Eldin Canyon shrine locations map

The Eldin Canyon region features numerous shrines scattered across its volcanic terrain and mountainous paths. This area connects the central Hyrule region to Death Mountain, with shrines positioned along winding roads, cliffsides, and near the Goron settlements. Several shrines require heat-resistant gear or elixirs to access safely due to the extreme temperatures. The interactive map below marks each shrine’s precise coordinates, making it easier to plan your exploration route through this challenging re

The Eldin Canyon region is where you’ll find the Eldin Canyon Skyview Tower, Goron City and YonoboCo HQ, Death Mountain, and the Foothill and Woodland Stables.

There are 11 shrines in the Eldin Canyon region.

Ekochiu Shrine (1059, 1276, 0045)
Isisim Shrine (1842, 2841, 0363)
Jiotak Shrine (1833, 3179, 0257)
Kisinona Shrine (2567, 1245, 0173)
Kimayat Shrine (2863, 3637, 0241)
Marakuguc Shrine (1761, 2508, 0437)
Momosik Shrine (2959, 2758, 0524)
Moshapin Shrine (2678, 1905, 0131)
Sibajitak Shrine (2401, 3273, 0402)
Sitsum Shrine (2367, 2598, 0790)
Timawak Shrine (1798, 1639, 0311)

Thyphlo Ruins shrine locations map

The Thyphlo Ruins shrine map shows the exact positions of each shrine hidden within the dark and mysterious forest area north of Hyrule. Players can use the map to trace paths through the ruins, reveal hidden entrances, and pinpoint puzzle locations with ease. Each shrine in this region often involves light-based challenges and environmental clues that guide players through the shadows surrounding the ruins.

The Thyphlo Ruins region is where you’ll find the Thyphlo Ruins Skyview Tower, the Great Hyrule Forest, and Korok Forest.

There are nine shrines in the Thyphlo Ruins region.

Kikakin Shrine (-0395, 2736, 0287)
Mayak Shrine (1270, 3733, 0106)
Minetak Shrine (0393, 3485, 0068)
Musanokir Shrine (0408, 2133, 0144)
Ninjis Shrine (0353, 1890, 0178)
Pupunke Shrine (0619, 2211, 0164)
Sakunbomar Shrine (0166, 2319, 0179)
Sikukuu Shrine (0700, 2793, 0226)
Tenmaten Shrine (-0594, 1551, -0014)

Pikida Stonegrove shrine locations map

Pikida Stonegrove is one of the cold, mountainous regions in Tears of the Kingdom, and its shrines are spread across steep cliffs and snowy plateaus. On the map, players can find the Pikida Stonegrove Shrine northwest of the Hebra Mountains, near areas covered in deep snow and strong winds. Be prepared for icy terrain and use cold-resistant gear to reach it safely. This location not only offers valuable rewards but also serves as a useful point for exploring the surrounding mountain routes.

The Pikida Stonegrove region is where you’ll find the Pikida Stonegrove Skyview Tower, Tabantha Tundra, and the Snowfield Stable.

There are five shrines in the Pikida Stonegrove region.

Mayausiy Shrine (-1165, 2602, -0083)
Mayaotaki Shrine (-0823, 3535, 0235)
Nouda Shrine (-2319, 2201, 0173)
Orochium Shrine (-1638, 2643, 0239)
Oshozan-u Shrine (-1404, 3677, 0288)

Rospro Pass shrine locations map

The Rospro Pass Shrine is located in the snowy northwest region of Hyrule, within the Hebra Mountains. On the map, players can find it west of the Rospro Pass Skyview Tower and south of Lake Kilsie. This area is cold, so equipping warm gear or consuming spicy food is necessary to withstand the freezing temperatures. The shrine itself offers puzzles focused on environmental mechanics and serves as a handy fast-travel point for exploring the surrounding peaks.

The Rospro Pass region is where you’ll find the Rospro Pass Skyview Tower, Hebra Mountains, and Rito Village.

There are eight shrines in the Rospro Pass region.

Eutoum Shrine (-3506, 3570, 0387)
Gatakis Shrine (-3650, 1805, 0168)
Otak Shrine (-4391, 3714, 0212)
Rutafu-um Shrine (-2996, 3102, 0515)
Sahirow Shrine (-3355, 2387, 0361)
Sisuran Shrine (-2559, 3353, 0245)
Tauyosipun Shrine (-4539, 2881, 0262)
Wao-os Shrine (-4059, 1991, 0183)

Sky Island shrine locations map

This map highlights all Sky Island shrine locations in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, helping players spot each shrine scattered across the floating isles. Each marker points to a specific area where players can test their skills, solve puzzles, and earn valuable rewards. Use the map to plan routes between islands and track your shrine progress across Hyrule’s skies.

There are 32 shrines in the Sky Island region.

Ga-Ahisas Shrine (-3596, 0962, 1699)
Ganos Shrine (-3366, 0468, 1695)
Gikaku Shrine (4506, 2164, 1155)
Gutanbac Shrine (0709, -1381, 1584)
Ijo-o Shrine (-3863, 2684, 0702)
Igoshon Shrine (3480, 0664, 1326)
In-isa Shrine (0013, -1506, 1408)
Jinodok Shrine (-1257, -1487, 1008)
Jirutagumac Shrine (2916, 0533, 0951)
Joku-u Shrine (1375, -3339, 0429)
Joku-usin Shrine (1070, -3347, 0786)
Josiu Shrine (1759, -1208, 0924)
Kadaunar Shrine (1883, 1202, 1251)
Kahatanaum Shrine (-3294, 3430 1347)
Kumamayn Shrine (2856, -2857, 1212)
Mayam Shrine (0341,2814, 1821)
Mayanas Shrine (4613, -0947, 1790)
Mayasiar Shrine (-3544, -0320, 1965)
Mayaumekis Shrine (-2947, 3051, 0897)
Mogisari Shrine (4655, 2496, 1010)
Nachoyah Shrine (0390, -1162, 2298)
Natak Shrine (3669, 1488, 1157)
Rakashog Shrine (-1715, -2119, 1149)
Sihajog Shrine (4477, -0810, 1115)
Simosiwak Shrine (0163, 1973, 0759)
Siyamotsus Shrine (-1793, -3331, 1015)
Taninoud Shrine (-1800, 3406, 0949)
Taunhiy Shrine (-2400, 0824, 0615)
Tenbez Shrine (-056, 3535, 0234)
Ukoojisi Shrine (1470, -2170, 0585)
Ukouh Shrine (0275, -0910, 1460)
Yansamin Shrine (2349, -1782, 1475)

Tips for finding shrines

Use towers and skyview maps to reveal hidden areas where shrines might be placed, such as near mountains, ruins, or large bodies of water. Watch for bright light or distant glowing auras at night-these signals often mark shrine entrances. Talking to NPCs can reveal hints or side quests that lead to new shrine sites. Make use of the Purah Pad’s sensor to track nearby shrines, and check unusual terrain or isolated islands for hidden or buried ones.

By far, the best tip for finding shrines is to complete the “Hateno Village Research Lab” side adventure for Robbie to upgrade your Purah Pad with the Shrine Sensor. That will beep when you’re facing a nearby shrine kind of like a sonar for Shrines of Light.

Beyond that, though, there are a few ways to narrow down your search.

Search near villages and stables. There’s always a shrine very close to a stable, and every village (and town and domain, etc.) will have a shrine in or near it.
Look above lightroots. In the Depths, you’ll visit lightroots to light up big portions of the map (and to heal any gloom damage you’ve incurred). Lightroots are always directly beneath a shrine – and their name is the shrine’s name spelled backward (or vice versa).
Explore from the sky at night. At night, visit a Skyview Tower and launch yourself into the air. The glowing green swirl above a shrine is a bit easier to spot in the dark.

How to solve Ishodag Shrine puzzle

Ishodag Shrine (“A Windy Device”) is a fan-focused shrine with three main puzzles plus an optional chest. Here’s a simple step-by-step:

1. First room – getting up the ledge

Grab the fan with Ultrahand and rotate it so the grate (blowing side) points straight up.
Place it right in front of the tall wall, hit it to turn it on, then jump into the updraft and open your paraglider to glide onto the ledge.

2. Second room – crossing the water

Use Ultrahand to slide the wooden plank into the water.
Attach the fan to the back of the plank so the grate points away from the plank (it should “push” the boat forward).
Hop onto the plank, hit the fan, and ride your improvised boat across.

3. Optional chest

There are two fans and a tall vertical platform near the exit ledge. The chest is stuck on that vertical platform.

Method 1 (paraglider approach, like Eurogamer/IGN):

Attach one fan to the bottom or side of the vertical platform so that, when it blows, it tips the platform to become a horizontal bridge.
Hit that fan so the platform swings into a flat or near-flat position.
Use the second fan on the floor to make an updraft, then jump into it and paraglide onto the now-horizontal platform to reach the chest (it contains an Opal).

Method 2 (Ascend variant some guides suggest):

Make the fan swing the platform into a bridge above you.
Stand under the bridge and use Ascend to pop through the “bridge” and reach the chest.

4. Final elevator to the exit

Turn both fans off if they’re running, then attach one fan to each side of the square stone platform in the middle, with both grates facing downward.
Stand on the platform and hit one fan; both will blow downwards and lift the platform like an elevator.
Ride it up, step off, and examine the green glyph at the end to finish the shrine and get your Light of Blessing.

If you’re stuck at a specific step (e.g., getting the chest or aligning the fans), tell me exactly what room you’re in and what you see and I can walk you through a precise placement.

Where is Ishodag Shrine on the map

Ishodag Shrine is in Central Hyrule, in the Hyrule Field region, just west of the Hyrule Castle Town Ruins and northwest of Lookout Landing.

Map coordinates: -,,-0880, 0422, 0049-,,.
Landmark description: It sits on top of a rocky hill by the Quarry Ruins, slightly north and a bit further west from the Lookout Landing Skyview Tower.
Regional listing: It appears in Hyrule Field / Lookout Landing shrine lists under those same coordinates.

If you open your map, set a pin around those coordinates west-northwest of Lookout Landing and you should see the shrine icon on the hill.