Are you on a quest to find all Zora Stone Monuments in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild? These fascinating landmarks are unique to the Zora Civilization, serving as a hub and gathering point for the community.
Zora Stone Monuments are just one example of activities players can engage in during their journey through the Nintendo plunge. One side quest requires players to locate all ten of these monuments. While the objective may seem simple, the vast and open world of this critically acclaimed Zelda game means that finding all the locations can be quite challenging, even for those who have completed all the main quests.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Zora Stone Monuments Locations
You will find dedicated side quests in Zora’s Domain that will help you locate the Zora Stone Monuments. After completing a short introductory quest involving catching a thief, Jiahto will assign you the task of discovering ten monuments in the main game.
To complete the quest, all you have to do is interact with the monuments. There are no puzzles to solve in this particular mission. However, it is important to note that any previously interacted Zora Stone Monuments count towards the completion of the quest, so don’t worry if you are a little behind.
Here are the locations of every Zora Stone Monument in the game:
1. North of the Vah Ruta Divine Beast
There is a small cliff you can climb along the path between Zora’s Domain and the area that Vah Ruta separates. On this cliff, you will find the first Zora Stone Monument. If you have already fought Vah Ruta, you should be able to spot it right away.
2. Next to a bridge in the north-by-northwest direction from Vah Ruta
You will see the second Zora Stone Monument. Additionally, the King’s Study Chamber of Zora’s Domain is right beside this location.
3. Zora’s Domain
The third monument is also in Zora’s Domain, but it can be difficult to locate as the surroundings change rapidly. You should be able to see it while near the water, with your view from the Great Zora Bridge serving as a good reference point.
4. South of Luto’s Crossing
The fourth Zora Stone Monument is situated around a cliff to the south of Luto’s Crossing. It can be tricky to find, as the best way to access the fast-flowing water is with the Paraglider. Make sure you drop down the cliff after using your glider to reach the location.
5. Northwest of Vah Ruta
This location isn’t particularly populated, with few objects to draw your attention to the Zora Stone Monument.
6. North of Rutala Dam
You can glide or ride a horse to the top of the waterfall. You may have to use your Paraglider to reach the northern side of the location.
7. West of Rutala Dam
You should be able to reach this monument with minimal effort. Simply glide towards it from the air, but keep your eyes on the Zora Stone Monument itself.
8. Ruto Lake
Located to the right side of Ruto Lake, which is also on the outskirts of Zora’s Domain. Glide or ride up each waterfall separately and then glide down to the cliff below to reach the tenth Zora Stone Monument.
That’s all the Zora Stone Monuments for you to locate. Make sure you get to grips with the vast game before embarking on your journey, including learning how to calm an aggressive reyvah in the wild, how to ride horses, and how to tame and ride a yak.
