The Tabantha Tundra is a sublocation of Hebra in Breath of the Wild.[1]
Features and Overview[]
The Tabantha Tundra is a vast snowy expanse covering a large portion of eastern Hebra Mountains, lying between the Pikida Stonegrove and the Tabantha Frontier in the west and Mount Drena in the east. The Tanagar Canyon and the roof of the Forgotten Temple is at the bottom of the cliff along the Tundra's southern edge and a bottomless chasm passes along the northern edge. A road between the Hebra Tower and the Great Hyrule Forest runs through the southern portion of the Tundra, passing the Snowfield Stable.
The Tundra is extremely cold, requiring two layers of Cold Resistance at all times.
Cold-Footed Wolves, Great-Horned Rhinoceros and Tabantha Moose inhabit the Tundra throughout.
North Tabantha Snowfield[]
The North Tabantha Snowfield covers the northern portion of the Tundra, with the bottomless chasm running along its northern edge.
Snowfield Stable[]
The Snowfield Stable is the only inhabited area of the Tundra, found in the middle of the road running along the S. Tabantha Snowfield.
S. Tabantha Snowfield[]
The S. Tabantha Snowfield is the larger portion of the Tundra, covering the south half and most of the central area and contains the only road in the Tundra.
Ancient Shrines[]
| Shrine | Trial Name | Location | Treasure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rin Oyaa Shrine | Directing the Wind | Snowfield Stable | Ancient Core |
| Sha Gehma Shrine | Shift and Lock | North Tabantha Snowfield | Royal Broadsword |
Nomenclature[]
Tabantha Tundra shares part of its Japanese name with Castor Wilds from The Minish Cap.
 Names in other regions  | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Language | Name | Meaning | |
 | Japanese | タバンタ大雪原 (Tabanta Daisetsugen) | Tabanta Great Snowfield |
 | SpanishLA | Gran estepa de Tabanta[2] | Tabanta Great Steppe |
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References
- ↑ "Tabantha Tundra" — Map (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "Gran estepa de Tabanta" — Map (Breath of the Wild)