The Eldin Province

Ever beneath the shadow of Death Mountain, Kakariko Village has had its fair share of troubles. Before the terrible Eldin incident, the village was on its last pillars. Run-down and nearly giving up hope, its residents lived each day as they came, and didn’t care about what was to happen to their small village. But after a boost of overall morale, many of its long-time residents decided to rebuilt a bigger and better Kakariko Village. It now is home to many different sorts of people, and the buildings are sturdier and more resilient than ever. Much of the architecture has been built into the mountainsides, to lessen the need for bringing in expensive building materials, and it also just feels nicer. The cool earth of the mountains helps keep residences at a decent temperature.

The village itself has a few different establishments and a small area for residences. There's also a cemetary to honor the dead who could not escape the first demolition. There once was a "Hidden Village" but it too was destroyed, and its residents have gathered to make Kakariko even more bustling.





Much of the original Kakariko Inn still stands, but when the other buildings went through renovations, the Inn also got a bit of a facelift. It's main floor is on ground-level, but many of its rooms are built into the mountainside, tiered and scattered up the peak. One of the more famous features of this Inn that many travel far and wide to see, is the natural hot springs that bubble up from the earth. One does not need to stay overnight at the inn to enjoy some soaking in the natural minerals; there are day spa packages and many different public baths. For the more modest of soakers, there are two separate sides for men and women; but then a public bath is also an option. Some of the more luxurious suites have their own private springs to soak in.



What once was a small, decrepit cemetary now hosts an even larger amount of tombs than before. The resident gravekeeper has had his hands full of reorganizing and rearranging the stones for all those lives lost, and then some. It's a spooky place, settled in a small clearing after a hike up the mountain.



A quaint store that surfaced once the town was rebuilt. While their wares might not be large or diverse, the store offers the essentials to daily living in the mountainous region. That is just one side of the building. The other half of the building is where the locals can get together and have a brew or two. It's a small, quaint bar but it's cozy and offers some of the best libations in Hyrule. Some of the cheapest, too.