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Gerudo Sanctum Dungeon – The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom Walkthrough

Echoes of Wisdom 100% Completion Walkthrough16 chapters
Walkthrough overview
  • Prologueplaying as Link, escaping the castle jail, and the waterways to Suthorn Beach.
  • Suthorn ForestSuthorn Beach and Village, meeting Tri, the first echoes, and mending the Suthorn Forest rift.
  • Suthorn Ruinsthe first dungeon, the Shadow Link fight, and the Seismic Talus boss.
  • Jabul Watersthe River and Sea Zora feud, Lord Jabu-Jabu, and Stilled Jabul Waters.
  • Jabul Ruinsthe whirlpool chase, the five colored switches, and the Vocavor boss.
  • Gerudo Desertthe Oasis, Gerudo Town, the desert rifts, and Cryptic Cavern.
  • Gerudo Sanctumthe tribute puzzle, the Bow of Might, and the Mogryph boss.
  • Hyrule Castlethe Hyrule Castle well rift, Stilled Castle Town, and the Ganon boss.
  • Eldin VolcanoKakariko Village, the Eldin Volcano Trail, and saving Goron City.
  • Eldin Templethe Bombs of Might, the lava hall, and the Volvagia boss.
  • Faron WetlandsScrubton, Blossu’s House, and escaping the Deku Scrub Lockup.
  • Faron Templethe small keys, the plant mini-boss, and the Gohma boss.
  • Hebra Mountainmeeting Condé, the climb through the snow, and the Stilled Hebra Mountain rift.
  • Lanayru Templefire orbs, fans and lasers, the slime mini-boss, and the Skorchill boss.
  • Eternal Forestthe six Ancient Orb pedestals, the Deku Tree, and freeing Link in the Stilled Ancient Ruins.
  • Null’s Bodythe final dungeon and the multi-phase fight against Null.

Entrance and Steam Pipes

Entering the Sanctum

With the plug pulled, the Sanctum’s entrance now stands clear of the sand; walk in through the doorway. The first hall’s back wall breaks away into the purple void of the rift, and Tri decides she can create an entrance there; she opens a golden opening in the void and the A Rift in the Gerudo Desert quest updates. As you turn back, a figure in a green tunic appears at the ladder at the back of the hall and vanishes up it (Tri: “Zelda, wasn’t that Link?”). Follow him up the ladder.

Zelda walks into the Gerudo Sanctum entrance hall as the dungeon title card appears.
Tri says she can create an entrance at the purple rift void beyond the Gerudo Sanctum's broken back wall.
Tri's golden opening hovers in the rift as the A Rift in the Gerudo Desert quest updates.
A figure in a green tunic, Link, appears at the top of the hall's ladder in the Gerudo Sanctum.
Tri asks "Zelda, wasn't that Link?" as Zelda heads for the ladder at the back of the hall.

The Steam Room

The next area is a side-view room of ladders and ledges, with pipes jetting steam across it; the steam hurts, so don’t walk into it. Climb up to the boulder resting on a ledge above the jets and push it off the edge: it drops into the left-hand pipe and plugs it, shutting off that jet. Then climb the ladder that the steam was covering and the tall ladder beyond.

Zelda arrives in the Gerudo Sanctum side-view room, with ladders and steam jetting from wall pipes.
A boulder rests on a ledge above a steam jet as Zelda climbs higher in the side-view room.
Zelda pushes the boulder toward the ledge edge above the steam pipe in the Gerudo Sanctum.
The fallen boulder plugs the left steam pipe, so Zelda can climb the ladder through the cleared spot.
Zelda crosses the upper ledge toward the tall ladder that leaves the steam room.

The Waypoint Hub and the Tile Room

You come out in a smaller area with a Waypoint in the left corner; activate it. There’s a locked door at the rear and open doors on either side.

Zelda checks the Waypoint statue in the left corner of the Gerudo Sanctum hub room.
The activated Waypoint glows beside the locked rear door, with open doorways on the left and right walls.

Take the left door first. This room’s floor is dotted with patterned tiles, and they lift off and fly at Zelda while spinning top-like enemies roam the room. Dodge the volley and fight off the enemies; when the last tile shatters, a chest appears by the left wall holding 20 rupees.

Zelda enters the left room, whose floor is studded with patterned tiles that will fly at her.
Floor tiles rise and fly at Zelda while spinning top enemies roam the checkered room.
Zelda fights spinning top enemies as the last flying tiles break in the checkered room.
With every flying tile shattered, a chest appears by the left wall of the checkered room.
Zelda holds up a red rupee: "You got 20 rupees!" from the checkered room chest.

The Blue Cube Door and the Small Key

The Conveyor Room

Take the right door from the Waypoint room. A conveyor belt runs along the bottom of the room below a fenced ledge, and the exit doorway at the top right is blocked by two blue cubes. Deal with the spinning top enemies and the Keese first, and grab the rupee riding the conveyor.

The right room's conveyor lane runs below a fenced ledge, with two blue cubes blocking the exit doorway.
Zelda fights a spinning top enemy at the start of the conveyor room while a Keese flits nearby.
A Keese and a green rupee ride the conveyor as Zelda fights at the room's edge.

On the left side of the room stands a post with a handle. Bind the handle and walk down onto the conveyor, pulling it out as far as it goes; that drags the two blue cubes apart and opens the doorway. Then summon an Old Bed on the conveyor beside the fence, hop onto it, climb over the fence onto the ledge, and walk through the gap between the cubes.

Zelda Binds the handle on the post at the left of the conveyor room.
Pulling the bound handle out onto the conveyor draws the two blue cubes apart at the exit.
Zelda climbs from an Old Bed echo on the conveyor over the fence onto the upper ledge.
Zelda walks through the open gap between the blue cubes to leave the conveyor room.

The Hidden Room and the Small Key

Past a dark passage, the next room looks empty, but the rear wall has handles. Bind them and pull backward: a large block slides out of the wall, opening the way into a hidden room. Inside, a chest surrounded by jars holds the Small Key.

Zelda reaches the rear wall with handles in the next Gerudo Sanctum room.
Zelda Binds the wall's handles and pulls backward.
A large block slides out of the rear wall, opening the way to a hidden room.
The hidden room behind the wall holds a chest surrounded by four jars.
Zelda holds up the Small Key: "You got a small key! It can open a locked door."

Snake Statues and the Mothula Echo

Use the small key on the rear door of the Waypoint room. The room beyond holds four Snake Statues; learn the echo off one, then continue through the rear door into a sand-floored room that locks behind you while several Mothulas swoop in. A Boomerang Boarblin handles them well. Kill them, learn the Mothula echo, and take the door on the left wall (the sand-buried door at the back comes later).

Zelda unlocks the rear door of the Gerudo Sanctum Waypoint room with the small key.
The room beyond holds four Snake Statues in front of a grated window, ready to learn as an echo.
Zelda learns the Snake Statue echo, text box reading "You learned the snake-statue echo!"
Pink Mothulas swoop at Zelda in the locked sand-floor room as her Boomerang Boarblin fights back.
Zelda learns the Mothula echo after clearing the sand-floor room in Gerudo Sanctum.
Zelda heads for the left-wall door of the Mothula room; the sand-buried door at the back waits.

The Pot Room and the Moving Floor

The next room is split by a dividing wall: your side has pots and plants hiding Refreshing Grapes and Electro Apples, while a chest sits out of reach on the other side, so leave it for now. Exit through the bottom doorway to a moving floor sliding back and forth over a huge gap.

The next room: pots and plants on the right, a chest walled off on the left side of a divider.
Lifting a plant yields Refreshing Grapes in the Gerudo Sanctum pot room.
Through the bottom doorway, a grey moving floor slides back and forth over a deep gap.

The far platform is cluttered with wooden crates that block the way to the ladder hatch. Ride the moving floor over, then summon a Boulder, lift it and throw it to smash the crates. Step off and take the ladder down.

Zelda steps onto the moving floor to ride it toward the far platform stacked with wooden crates.
Zelda summons and lifts a Boulder echo while riding the moving floor.
The thrown boulder smashes the wooden crates on the far platform, clearing the way to the ladder hatch.

Caromadillos and the Golden Egg

Keep descending the ladders to a platform where Caromadillos roll at you; a Peahat chews through them. Head down the slope (more Caromadillos roll down it) and climb the ladder on the right to a sand block sitting above a walled-in chest. Summon a Holmill on the sand to dig through, drop into the nook, and open the chest for a Golden Egg. Work your way back down the slope and up the left-hand ladder to the next area.

Zelda climbs down the ladder into the side-view chamber below the moving-floor room.
A summoned Peahat chews into the rolling Caromadillos on the first side-view platform.
A Caromadillo rolls down the slope at Zelda; the Golden Egg chest sits in a nook up on the right.
A Holmill echo burrows down through the sand block beside the chest in the walled nook.
Zelda holds up the Golden Egg with the text "You got a golden egg!"

The Tribute Tablets

The Tablet Room

You arrive at a room with a mysterious stone tablet in the middle and a Waypoint in the bottom-left corner; activate it. Reading the tablet tells you to “Seek two distinct tributes” and that the clues are recorded somewhere on this floor. The sealed door behind it is flanked by two red tiles, which is where the tributes go.

Zelda enters the tribute room: tablet in the middle, sealed door behind it flanked by two red tiles.
The tablet reads "Seek two distinct tributes. Clues to the desired tributes are recorded somewhere on this floor."
Zelda activates the Waypoint statue in the bottom-left corner of the tribute room.

The First Tribute Clue

Head right and Bind-pull the handled wall block on the right-hand wall to open a gap. The next room is buried in sand mounds; blow them away with a Wind Cannon, fight off the Peahats and other monsters that turn up, and Bind the chest poking out of one mound to drag it free for 10 Rock Salt. The tablet in the room’s upper-right gives the first clue: “It stands quietly in the sanctum. It is blue in color, with large tusks and a long nose.” That’s the Elephant Statue. (You can also leave this room for the return trip to the tribute room.)

Zelda Bind-pulls the handled block out of the right-hand wall to open a gap in the Gerudo Sanctum.
A Gerudo Sanctum room buried under sand mounds, with a chest poking out of one.
Zelda's Wind Cannon echo blows the sand mounds away in the Gerudo Sanctum.
Zelda uses Tri's Bind to drag a buried chest free of a sand mound.
Zelda holds up the reward: 10 Rock Salt from the buried chest.
The Gerudo Sanctum tablet gives the Elephant Statue clue: blue, with large tusks and a long nose.

The Poe and the Dungeon Map

Now take the left door of the tablet room. Inside, a Poe drifts among dark green blocks and Peahats, setting the floor alight with purple flames and slipping through walls when chased. Summon Peahats to wear it down. Kill it, learn the echo, and the chest that appears holds the Dungeon Map.

Behind the tribute room's left door, a Poe lurks among dark green blocks and Peahats.
Zelda fights the Poe with summoned Peahats while its purple flames burn on the floor.
With the Poe defeated, a chest appears in the middle of the block maze room.
Zelda learns the Poe echo, with the new chest beside her.
Zelda holds up the Gerudo Sanctum dungeon map with its "You got a dungeon map!" text box.

The Outer Walls

Into the Still World

Leaving the map room drops you onto the dungeon’s outer edge in the Still World, where you catch another glimpse of the Link lookalike running across a sand ledge. Clear the enemies on the ledge, then stack two Old Beds under the square opening in the dungeon wall and climb in for a small room full of loose rupees.

The Link lookalike runs across a floating sand ledge outside the Stilled Gerudo Sanctum.
Zelda stacks Old Bed echoes to climb into the square opening in the Sanctum wall.
The hidden room inside the wall opening, its floor scattered with loose rupees.

Back outside, follow the floating sand islands onward, fighting enemies as you go. On the island with the palm tree, a chest sits on a separate ledge; Bind it and drag it over to you, then open it for 20 rupees. Lay an Old Bed against the raised cracked platform to climb up and continue.

Zelda fights an enemy on a floating sand island with a palm tree in the Still World.
Zelda Binds the treasure chest on the far ledge and drags it over to her island.
Zelda holds up a red rupee: "You got 20 rupees!" from the chest on the sand island.

The Blue Tower

The path ends at a tall blue tower with a ladder on its upper half. Bind the tower’s lower section and pull to twist it around until the bottom half of the ladder lines up. Climb it for a chest with 50 rupees.

Zelda Binds the lower section of the blue tower and pulls it around to line up the ladder.
The blue tower with its ladder now lined up from bottom to top, ready to climb.
Zelda holds up a purple rupee on the tower top: "You got 50 rupees!"

Hop left onto the stone walkway and follow it, dealing with the enemies there quickly as whirlwinds drift past. Continue to the island where cacti ring a sunken sand pit, lay Old Beds across the pit to get over it, and climb the stone steps beyond. They lead to a Waypoint in the tiled courtyard on the Sanctum’s roof.

Zelda fights enemies on the narrow stone walkway beside the tower top, with whirlwinds drifting by.
A floating island where cacti ring a sunken sand pit, blocking the way forward.
Zelda lays Old Bed echoes across the sand pit between the cacti to reach the far side.
Zelda reaches the Waypoint in the tiled rooftop courtyard of the Stilled Gerudo Sanctum.

The Rooftop

Clear the rooftop enemies. Just left of the Waypoint, a patch of the floor is actually sand: once you have the Holmill echo, have a Holmill burrow there and Zelda drops into a sealed jar room below, where the chest holds 50 rupees. To get back out, have a Holmill dig through the sand patch in the jar room’s floor.

On a later visit, a Holmill burrows into the sandy floor just left of the rooftop Waypoint.
Zelda holds up a purple rupee in the jar room below: "You got 50 rupees!"
A Holmill digs a hole in the jar room's sand patch, Zelda's way back out.

At the roof’s southern end, use a Wind Cannon to blow away the sand mounds and uncover a chest containing a Monster Stone. Then cross to the right side of the roof and climb down the blue wall sections to reach the sand ledges on the far side.

A Wind Cannon echo blasts the sand mounds off the rooftop courtyard floor.
With the sand mounds blown away, a chest is uncovered at the courtyard's southern edge.
Zelda holds up a Monster Stone from the courtyard chest in the Stilled Gerudo Sanctum.
Zelda climbs down the blue climbable wall on the right side of the roof to the sand ledges.

The Bow of Might

Re-enter the dungeon through the left door. In the sandy room beyond, clear out the spinning enemies, then hop onto the short stone pillars and lay a line of Old Bed echoes across the sand up to the raised walkway along the right. At the top, blue cubes block a doorway: Bind the pole on the room’s left side and pull it to drag the cubes apart, then go through.

Zelda stands atop a short stone pillar in the Gerudo Sanctum sand room after clearing the spinning enemies.
A row of Old Bed echoes laid end to end bridges the sand from the pillars up to the raised walkway.
Zelda Binds the pole on the room's left side, ready to pull it and drag the blue cubes off the doorway.
The blue cubes have slid apart, opening the doorway at the top of the Gerudo Sanctum sand room.

The Cat Statue Room

The next room is full of red cat statues, mummy enemies and spinners. Learn the Cat Statue echo off the statue right beside you as you enter, then clear the room with your echoes (a Wind Cannon will also blow away the sand piles). When it’s quiet, Bind the cat statue standing in front of the door in the top-left corner, drag it aside and go through.

Zelda learns the Cat Statue echo from a red cat statue on entering the sanctum's cat statue room.
Zelda's echoes battle mummy enemies and spinners among the green blocks and red cat statues.
Zelda Binds the red cat statue standing in front of the top-left door and drags it aside.
With the cat statue moved, the top-left door of the cat statue room stands open.

Activate the Waypoint in the room lined with green pots and take the far door. In the big sand room with the pits, Link appears in front of the gated door, carrying a bow. This time he’s on your side: a horde of spinning enemies attacks, and he fights alongside you, firing arrows while your echoes and Swordfighter Form handle the rest. Mind the pits.

Zelda checks the Waypoint statue in the Gerudo Sanctum room lined with green pots.
Link appears, bow in hand, in front of the gated door of the sanctum's large sand pit room.
Zelda and Link fight the spinning enemies together among the sand pits and green blocks.

Once the room is clear, Link walks up to the gate and a dark rift swallows him. A wave of purple shadow archers and other monsters pours in; the jars and sand piles hold hearts if you need them. Fight back with echoes (a Boarblin works well) and Swordfighter Form until they’re all gone. Link’s bow is left lying on the sand: pick up the Bow of Might, which lets Zelda fire arrows with X in Swordfighter Form. Tri suspects this is like what happened with Facette at the castle, and that fixing the rift might help the real Link. Use a Wind Cannon to blow the sand piles aside and head for the next door.

A dark purple rift engulfs Link in front of the sealed gate, leaving only a swirl of shadow.
A wave of purple shadow archers floods the sand pit room as Zelda fights back with a Boarblin echo.
Once the wave is cleared, Link's bow lies alone on the sand before the gate.
Zelda holds up the Bow of Might with the "You got the Bow of Might!" text box.

The Elephant Statue

The next room is a side-view chamber of ledges and ladders, with spiders crawling across the floor. Blast them away with a Wind Cannon or fight them off, then switch to Swordfighter Form and break the purple goo wall beside the right-hand ladder. Stack Old Beds into steps to reach the ladder and climb up; on the upper ledge, cut through a second goo wall on the left with your sword to move on.

In the side-view room, a Wind Cannon echo blasts the crawling spiders along the floor.
In Swordfighter Form, Zelda breaks the purple rift-goo wall beside the right-hand ladder.
Old Bed echoes stacked as steps let Zelda climb to the ladder on the right side.
On the upper ledge, Swordfighter Form slices through the second purple goo wall on the left.

The Moving Floors

The next room has a Waypoint just inside; activate it. Ahead, moving floors run over a dark pit, guarded by flame-spitting devices. Standing on solid ground at the belt’s edge, Bind the flame device and pull to rotate it away from your lane, then ride across.

Zelda arrives in the fire-device room by its Waypoint statue, beside a moving belt and flame spout.
Zelda Binds the flame-spitting device from solid ground to turn its fire away from the belt.
Zelda waits at the end of the belt with the flames turned aside, ready to ride across.

The Elephant Statue and the Second Small Key

The next belt runs north past more flame devices. Turn what you can from solid ground; for the rest you have to ride the floor and Bind them mid-ride, dragging each one around before you reach it. Past the flames, learn the Elephant Statue echo off the blue statues, one of the sanctum’s tribute statues.

Riding the northbound belt, Zelda Binds the next flame device and drags it out of her lane.
Past the flames, Zelda learns the Elephant Statue echo from one of the blue statues.

Grab the Small Key from the chest on the left, behind the lattice among the elephant statues. Then head back the way you came: ride the southbound belt (Bind its end flames away fast), drop back down into the side-view room, and return through the sand pit room to the pot room.

Zelda holds up a Small Key from the chest behind the lattice among the blue elephant statues.
Heading back south on the belt, Zelda Binds the end flame device to clear her path.
Zelda re-enters the sand pit room on the way back toward the pot room and the locked door.

The Hawk Statue

With the Small Key in hand, head down through the sand room to the jar-filled rooms beyond. The last jar room looks like a dead end, but the middle of the rear wall is a lighter block with a different pattern. Bind it and pull to drag it out of the wall and open the secret passage.

Zelda's echoes smash the jars in the dead-end room before the secret wall is found.
Zelda Bind-pulls the lighter block out of the rear wall to reveal the secret passage.
The secret side-view passage opens behind the Gerudo Sanctum jar room's rear wall.

The Fire Room and the Hawk Clue

The passage leads into a fire room: dark pits, unlit braziers on pillars, a steam vent, and flame-spouting devices whose jets shoot across the pits. Bind each flame device and pull to swing it around until its jet hits a brazier, and drag Old Beds into place as a bridge to reach the ones beside the steam vent. Light every brazier to open the nook in the back wall.

Zelda lights the first brazier in the Gerudo Sanctum fire room.
Zelda Binds and pulls the flame-spouting device to swing its jet toward a brazier.
Zelda bridges the fire room's dark pit with an Old Bed echo to reach the steam-vent braziers.
Every brazier lit in the fire room, opening the nook in the back wall.

In the nook, between two lit braziers, a tablet reads: “It rests its wings atop a tower. It bears sharp eyes and a strong beak.” That’s the Hawk Statue, and it lives outside, in the Stilled Gerudo Sanctum. (If you explored the outside thoroughly earlier, you may already have it.)

The nook behind the lit braziers holding the hawk clue tablet in Gerudo Sanctum.
Hawk clue tablet text: it rests its wings atop a tower, with sharp eyes and a strong beak.

Back Outside

Head out into the purple Stilled Gerudo Sanctum and work your way along the narrow ledges and walkways, fighting the enemies that block them. When you reach a ledge of blue cacti blocked by sand mounds, place a Wind Cannon to blow the sand away.

Zelda fights along a narrow walkway in the purple Stilled Gerudo Sanctum on the way to the tower.
A Wind Cannon echo blows the sand mounds off the cactus ledge below the Stilled Sanctum tower.

Beyond the cacti stands a tall blue tower whose ladder faces away from you. Bind the tower and pull until it rotates the ladder around to your side, then climb it. At the very top sits the Hawk Statue, tribute number two.

Zelda Binds the tall blue tower and pulls to rotate its base in the Stilled Gerudo Sanctum.
The tower's ladder now faces the ledge, ready to climb, among blue cacti.
Zelda reaches the round tower top where the Hawk Statue stands.
"You learned the hawk-statue echo!" as Zelda holds it up atop the tower.

Big Key and Boss Door

Placing the Tributes

Return to the mysterious tablet room and place the Elephant Statue echo on one red tile and the Hawk Statue on the other. The great door opens.

Elephant Statue echo on the right red tile beside the sealed tribute door; left tile still empty.
Hawk Statue on the left tile and Elephant Statue on the right; the great tribute door is open.

In the next room, a giant stone plug is set in the right-hand wall above a grate. Bind it and pull left; it slides out, sand pours from the hole, and a short scene shows the sand draining out of a round chamber deeper in the dungeon. Head on to that chamber.

The giant stone plug set in the wall above a grate in the room beyond the tribute door.
Zelda Binds the giant wall plug and pulls it out to the left.
Sand pours out of the hole where the plug was as the dungeon drains.
Cutscene of sand draining away from the round dais room deeper in Gerudo Sanctum.

The Rotating Rings and the Big Key

You’re facing a chest locked on a dais inside two concentric stone rings. Turn the wheel in the bottom-left corner to rotate the rings, and Bind the inner ring to turn it too, until each ring’s gap lines up with the line on the floor. When both line up the rings glow and the walls drop away; open the chest for the Big Key.

Zelda turns the wheel in the bottom-left corner to rotate the dais rings around the chest.
Zelda Binds the inner ring of the dais to turn it so its gap lines up.
Both ring gaps lined up with the floor path; the rings glow and the Big Key chest is open to reach.
Zelda holds up the Big Key: "You got the big key! Now you can open the big door!"

The door in the top-right corner takes you straight to the ornate boss door. Activate the Waypoint beside it, top off your hearts, and unlock it.

Zelda activates the Waypoint statue beside the Gerudo Sanctum boss door.
Zelda heads for the top-right door of the dais room toward the boss door.
Zelda at the ornate boss door with the Open prompt, Big Key in hand.

Boss: Mogryph

A goggled, burrowing desert beast. In phase one it tunnels under the flat sand floor and pops up around the edges of the arena; set down a Wind Cannon echo aimed at it to blast it out of the sand, then rush in and hit it while it’s exposed (Swordfighter Form speeds this up). For phase two the floor sinks away, leaving raised sand blocks to stand on, and Mogryph sprouts wings and flies around whipping up sand tornadoes. Keep to the blocks, dodge the tornadoes, and use Wind Cannons again to knock it out of the air, then finish it with Swordfighter Form. Beating it gives Zelda the ability to create echoes at a distance and drops a Heart Container.

Mogryph pokes out of the sand in the Gerudo Sanctum boss arena as Zelda sets down a Wind Cannon echo.
A Wind Cannon gust blasts Mogryph out of the sand, leaving it exposed for Zelda to attack.
In the second phase the arena floor drops to raised sand blocks and Mogryph takes to the air on wings.
Winged Mogryph whips up a sand tornado while Zelda dodges on the raised sand blocks of the arena.
Zelda in Swordfighter Form slashes the downed Mogryph after a Wind Cannon knocks it out of the air.
Zelda holds up the Heart Container won from Mogryph, with the "You got a Heart Container!" text box.

Mending the Desert

With the desert mended, A Rift in the Gerudo Desert is complete. If you’ve followed this guide’s order, Jabul Waters is already done, so both regions are mended and the next main quest, Still Missing, sends you back to Lueburry’s home in Suthorn Forest and on to Hyrule Castle. (If Gerudo is your first region, Tri instead points you to the next rift, “far to the east in a place with lots of water”: Jabul Waters.)

In Gerudo Town, Tri says the next rift is far to the east in a place with lots of water.
The Jabul Waters title appears over the Zora docks as Zelda arrives.

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