Hylian Rice is a unique ingredient in TotK that plays a unique role as players can collect and use it for various purposes beyond restoring health.
But where can you find this ingredient in the vast world of Hyrule and how to harvest it?
This article will show you how to get Hylian Rice in TotK, where to farm it fast, and what to use it for.
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What Is Hylian Rice In Totk?
Hylian Rice is a rare type of commodity that is grown in regions with a lot of water.
Players can pair this ingredient with almost everything, letting you create delicious meals.
Furthermore, it is an essential ingredient for the side quests.
It includes Gloom-Borne Illness Quest, Teach Me A Lesson 2 and Lurelin Village Restoration Project.
How To Harvest Hylian Rice In Totk?
There are multiple ways to harvest Hylion Rice for a player in Tears of the Kingdom.
You can either buy it from some merchants or find it in the wild in the Rabella Wetlands.
1. Get Hylian Rice: Buying Method
One method is players can travel to Hateno Village and buy Hylian Rice from the general store.
Here are the steps you need to take to get the Hylian Rice.
- Navigate to Hanteno Village at coordinates (3357,-2165,0120).
- Then, head straight to the East Wind General store at Hanteno Village.
- You can find the Hylian Rice once you get inside the store.
Furthermore, players can find Hylian Rice in the general store of most big cities, including Zora’s Domain, Gerudo Town, and Korok Forest.
However, players can only obtain a limited quantity and have to wait a few days to repurchase it.
A player can also purchase the ingredients from the wandering merchant at 12 rupees for five pieces.
2. Get Hylian Rice: Harvest Method
Players can Harvest Hylian Rice in TotK by cutting the tall grass which spawns in the Hateno Village.
Here are the steps you need to take to harvest the Hylian Rice.
- Players must navigate to Rabella Wetlands Skyview Tower at coordinate(2419, -2755, 0222).
- Look for the ponds near the Sky View Tower filled with tall grass.
- Then, cut the tall grass using a sword or blade in the ponds and wetlands.
