Though there are many locations players can explore in Zelda: TotK, Kakariko Village is one of the most iconic locations in the Zelda franchise, and it makes its return in Tears of the Kingdom. You might be struggling to find it, but fear not, as we have a guide to help. Here's how to get to Kakariko Village in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
How to get to Kakariko Village in Tears of the Kingdom
For players looking to get to this location, they can do so by heading southeast from Hyrule Castle and east of Hyrule Field. Kakariko Village can be found directly south of Lanayru Wetlands, if that helps in your journey in tracking it down, as everybody discovers parts of the map in different ways. You can also view the coordinates in the screenshot above. All in all, it's not that far away from where you initially start playing the game.
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There's are many shops to explore, and there's also a stable in the area, so it's an important town to come across. I think it makes a nice hub town for players exploring that portion of the map.
What to do in Kakariko Village in Tears of the Kingdom
There are a variety of different item shops for players to come across in the village, and anybody looking for some new armor to pick up will want to make sure they explore a bit. The Hylian and Sheikah sets are sold in the village, so don't miss out on that if you're interested.
You can also spend some time at the inn to get a full heal, and you can even opt for a soft bed that will get you an extra heart after resting. On top of all that, there's also a handful of side quests to complete in the town, so be prepared to spend a while in Kakariko Village. Once you're done with that, make sure you don't miss out on visiting all the other villages in Tears of the Kingdom.
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