Labyrinths in Zelda: Breath of the Wild are among the more distinctive shrines found in the game, featuring expansive mazes that players must traverse to earn valuable spirit orbs.

While North Lomei Labyrinth, South Lomei Labyrinth, and Loemi Labyrinth Island can be explored fully, each offers a shortcut for those who simply wish to complete them quickly.

With that in mind, here is a full list of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Labyrinth solutions.

On this page:

• What you need to know about Labyrinths in Zelda: Breath of the Wild
• North Lomei Labyrinth
• Loemi Labyrinth Island
• South Loemi Island

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What you need to know about Labyrinths in Zelda Breath of the Wild

These labyrinths offer not only a challenge but also exclusive rewards upon completion:

• North Lomei Labyrinth - Barbarian Legs
• Loemi Labyrinth Island - Barbarian Helm
• South Lomei Labyrinth - Barbarian Armor

Each piece boosts your attack power when equipped.

Although direct solutions are provided below, it's recommended to explore thoroughly if possible, as there’s plenty of loot to collect. While nothing compares to the unique armor pieces mentioned above, you’ll find helpful weapons, Rupees, and other items.

When exploring, keep in mind that traditional maze-solving strategies (like always turning right) don't always work in Zelda, since some paths are hidden in the middle of sections or under layers not shown on the map.

North Lomei Labyrinth solution in Zelda Breath of the Wild

This labyrinth is located near the top center of the map, almost at the far north edge, on the eastern side of the snowy Hebra region — make sure to have cold-resistant gear to survive the trip.

Approach via the main entrance and climb upwards until you reach the top level. Pass through the central area (where you'll find a chest containing a Diamond), and proceed to a uniquely colored block facing west on the eastern side.

Here's the exact location:

You'll recognize the spot by looking down — one side has electric Chuchus, while the other has torches.

Jump down toward the torches, then ascend the ladder on that wall. Follow the path around and you'll soon arrive at Qaza Tokki Shrine.

Loemi Labyrinth Island solution in Zelda Breath of the Wild

To get to the island, glide from the Akkala Ancient Research Lab in the far northeast corner of the map. You might need a few stamina upgrades to make the jump, but otherwise, it's fairly easy to reach.

Once you land, run past the central columns in the open area — the shrine will be directly ahead. Bypass the outer spiral maze and climb up the left side to this point:

You’re in the correct place if, when looking down, you see what appears to be an east-facing doorway.

Drop down and you’ll land next to a ladder surrounded by torches. Climb up and follow the corridor — Tu Ka'loh Shrine awaits.

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You’ve reached the correct spot when you see two sections of Ganon's dark substance layered on different levels when looking down.

Jump down to the side that isn’t blocked and you'll discover a passageway beneath the goo patches. Turn right and proceed forward — Dila Maag Shrine is just ahead.

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