UPDATE: We have added an interactive map to this guide to assist you in locating all of the memories in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's Impa and the Geoglyphs quest.

Scattered across Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom are Dragon Tear Geoglyphs, which conceal important story elements known as Memories.

Even though Link hasn’t been in slumber for a century like at the start of Breath of the Wild, he still needs to uncover some hidden truths. Despite the twists and turns in Tears of the Kingdom’s plot, there are still Memories for Link to discover—referred to in this game as Tears of the Dragon.

In many ways, these memories are actually easier to locate than in previous games because they are marked by massive Geoglyphs, enormous artworks carved into the land and mountains of Hyrule.

These geoglyphs are best seen from the sky, encouraging players to spot them while skydiving and then make their way toward them. However, it's still helpful to know exactly where each one is located—and where within them the Dragon Tears can be found.

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• Impa and the Geoglyphs Memories Quest
• Tears of the Kingdom Memory Locations

Impa and the Geoglyphs Memories Quest

Early in your journey through Tears of the Kingdom, you’ll encounter several early-game quests at or near Lookout Landing—the first town you visit after descending from the Great Sky Island following the tutorial. One of these quests, given by Cado, isn't a side mission but rather part of the main storyline—specifically, Impa and the Geoglyphs.

The entire quest takes place around New Serenne Stable (the closest fast travel point is the Sinakawak Shrine), located west and slightly north of Lookout Landing, across Carok Bridge.

As you progress through this quest line, Impa will explain the nature of the Geoglyphs and the secrets they contain, guiding you to your very first Dragon’s Tear Memory. Completing this initiates another main quest, The Dragon’s Tears.

At this stage, you’re free to begin collecting all of the memories, which will reveal many key moments in the story of Tears of the Kingdom. There are 11 additional memories to find, and the rest of this guide will help you track them down.

Tears of the Kingdom Memory Locations

As shown above, there are 12 collectible memories available in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. You'll obtain Memory 1 automatically during the introductory portion of the mechanic with Impa, and then you can collect the next 10 in any order you prefer. A final 12th memory becomes accessible only after collecting the first 11, and is labeled on the map as ‘FIN’.

It should be noted that these account for only 12 out of the 18 memories listed in TOTK’s menu system. The remaining five are obtained through other story events, such as acquiring the Master Sword and other major story developments.

Because you can collect the memories in any sequence, the narrative reveals may not follow a strict chronological order. If you'd prefer to experience them in a logical timeline, we've arranged them accordingly in the map above and below.

If you’d rather explore the geoglyphs at your own pace and in no particular order, the interactive map embedded below shows all memory locations, including those acquired via quests and story progression:

North Hyrule Plain, near New Serenne Stable, south-west of Lindor’s Brow Skyview Tower. Found in the head of the Geoglyph.

Dragon’s Tear #2 (Memory 4) - An Unfamiliar World

East of Rito Village in South-Western Hebra. Located just northwest of Lindor’s Brow Skyview Tower. Found in the top-center of the Geoglyph.

Dragon’s Tear #3 (Memory 5) - Counsel

Eastern Hyrule Field, across the river and north of Lanayru Wetlands. Slightly south of Eldin Canyon Skyview Tower. The Tear is located in the center-middle section of the Switch-shaped Geoglyph.

Dragon’s Tear #4 (Memory 6) - Assault

South-East of Hyrule Field, on the Central Hyrule side of the mountain range separating it from Neclunda. Just beyond the river from Riverside Stable and Tajikats Shrine. The Tear lies in the top-left (north-west) corner of the Geoglyph.

Dragon’s Tear #5 (Memory 7) - Fealty

Located towards the South-West of the map, just north of Gerudo Territory, etched into the mountains separating the desert from the rest of Hyrule. This Geoglyph appears on the side of a mountain. The tear is positioned approximately two-thirds up the Geoglyph, close to the summit.

Dragon’s Tear #6 (Memory 8) - Sonia

Positioned between the Gerudo Highlands and Hyrule Ridge, near the central-west portion of the map. It's situated on a smaller peak called the Illumeni Plateau. The Dragon’s Tear is on the eastern/right side of the middle of the Geoglyph.

Dragon’s Tear #7 (Memory 9) - Treachery

Found in the far South-East of Hyrule, on the curved tip of land east of Lurelin Village. The Tear is located in the right-hand (eastern) hilt of the blade-shaped Geoglyph.

Dragon’s Tear #8 (Memory 10) - Birth

Located far to the North of Hyrule, atop the Tabantha Tundra area east of the Hebra Mountains. Northeast of Pikida Stonegrove Skyview Tower. The Tear resides on the far western middle section of this large Geoglyph.

Dragon’s Tear #9 (Memory 12) - Sages

Found on the far-eastern edge of the central region, on the landmass northeast of Mount Lanayru and its associated Skyview Tower. Alternatively, southeast of Zora’s Domain. The Tear is approximately a third of the way up the Geoglyph, closer to its eastern border.

Dragon’s Tear #10 (Memory 13) - Duty

On the southern side of Hyrule; on the western face of Mount Faloraa overlooking Lake Hylia. Your best approach visually is to go west and slightly south from the Popla Foothills Skyview Tower. The Tear is located far west in the middle of the Geoglyph.

Dragon’s Tear #11 (Memory 15) - Master

A very recognizable Geoglyph, found directly north of the Great Hyrule Forest. That’s west of the top of Death Mountain. Practically located in the eastern shadow of Thyphlo Ruins Skyfall Tower. The Tear is located at the very tip of the blade.

Final Dragon’s Tear (Memory 17) - Tears

This one will be marked on your map automatically—but physically, it’s located in the distinctive swirl of land on the eastern edge of the Akkala region—east of Tarrey Town and the Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower.

Once you’ve collected all the Memories, you might want to seek out the Master Sword next.

Or, for more on The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, check out our guides on Yiga hideouts and base locations.

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