How do you get to the South Lomei Labyrinth?

To get to the South Lomei Labyrinth, you can start by unlocking the Gerudo Canyon Skyview Tower, which serves as a good starting point for gliding to the labyrinth — simply glide southeast from there to reach the labyrinth located in the Gerudo Highlands at the coordinates (1785, -3310, 0138). The South Lomei Labyrinth is also accessible by gliding directly from the Gerudo Canyon Skyview Tower, making it a useful access point to reveal the maze’s location and to access the sky section of the labyrinth later on.

Related FAQs

General Information

Q1: Where is the South Lomei Labyrinth located?

The South Lomei Labyrinth is located in the Gerudo region, toward the southwest of the map, on the eastern side of the Gerudo Desert.

Q2: What is the quickest way to reach the entrance of the South Lomei Labyrinth?

The quickest way to reach the entrance on the north side is to use the Gerudo Canyon Skyview Tower and glide to the nearby East Gerudo Sky Archipelago, then build a flying machine out of a Zonai wing glider and a few fans to fly south.

Q3: How do you get into the Lomei labyrinth?

Once you’ve completed the Tenbez Shrine, you can get into the North Lomei Sky Labyrinth by walking up to the Zonai Gate just outside of it and interacting with it, then walk behind the gate to the entrance of the labyrinth.

Labyrinths and Shrines

Q4: Where is the South Lomei Sky Labyrinth terminal?

The South Lomei Labyrinth is located just east of the Gerudo Desert, and players can glide there directly from the Gerudo Canyon Skyview Tower.

Q5: Where is the entrance to the desert labyrinth?

To begin the Desert Labyrinth shrine quest, enter the South Lomei Labyrinth in the eastern portion of Gerudo Desert between Mount Granajh and the East Barrens at the foot of Daval Peak.

Q6: How do I get the desert labyrinth quest?

The Desert Labyrinth shrine quest is located southeast of Wasteland Tower, look for a rectangular structure that seems out of place in the desert, that’s the South Lomei Labyrinth, and walking through its northern entrance will give you the shrine quest.

Q7: Where are the three labyrinths?

The three labyrinths in Zelda: Breath of the Wild are located in Akkala, Hebra, and Gerudo Desert.

Rewards and Challenges

Q8: Is there anything in South Lomei Labyrinth?

One of the longest challenges players face is the South Lomei Labyrinth, which hides two shrines and a key piece of the Evil Spirit Armor set.

Q9: What is the reward of the Lomei Labyrinth?

Completing the Lomei Depths Labyrinth rewards you with a chest containing a piece of the Evil Spirit Armor Set, which gives you a stealth boost and mimics the look of Phantom Ganon from Ocarina of Time.

Q10: What does Evil Spirit Armor do?

The Evil Spirit Armor has a base value of +4 defense and will raise your stealth, equipping the entire set lets you blend in among Stalfos enemies and raises the attack power of all bone weapons.

Gaming Details

Q11: How many shrines are in Totk?

In total, there are 152 Shrines in Tears of the Kingdom, with 120 of them on the surface and the last 32 scattered about the Sky Islands.

Q12: How many Lomei labyrinths are there?

There are three labyrinths in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, visible on the map as maze-like structures in three regions: Akkala, Hebra, and Gerudo Desert.

Q13: How many shrines are in Lomei labyrinth?

There are also two shrines in each labyrinth: one for getting to the center of the Surface labyrinth, and one for reaching the entrance of the Sky labyrinth.

Q14: Where is the Barbarian Armor in breath of the wild?

The Barbarian Armor is in the South Lomei Labyrinth located in the Gerudo Wasteland, southeast of the Gerudo Canyon Stable.

Q15: What is in the labyrinth in Gerudo Desert?

There is a valuable treasure in the maze, including a Gold Rupee (300), a Gerudo Shield, a Golden Claymore, a Golden Bow, a Gerudo Scimitar, and a Silver Rupee (100).