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How to get the Travel Medallion, Hero’s Path, and Shrine Sensor in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Upgrade your Purah Pad for essential perks

by Nicole Carpenter

In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , the Purah Pad replaces the Sheikah Slate from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild — a key tool with several upgrades helpful for your journey through Hyrule.

To start upgrading the Purah Pad — which includes the Travel Medallion , Hero’s Path , and Shrine Sensor — you need to complete the “ A Mystery in the Depths ” questline. This will unlock the Hateno Village Research Lab, which is where the (upgrade) magic happens. This quest begins and ends in Hyrule Field’s Lookout Landing with researcher Josha.

How to start the Hateno Village Research Lab quest

Once you’ve finished up with Josha in Lookout Landing during the “ A Mystery in the Depths ” quest, Robbie will appear near the balloon you just fixed and instruct you to head over to East Necluda, where the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab is located. You can teleport to Zanmik Shrine to reach the village quickly. The lab is just east of Hateno Village .

How to get the Shrine Sensor

The Shrine Sensor is a tool used to find Shrines of Light in Hyrule. The sensor will react with beeping noise when you’re heading toward a shrine — following that means locating a shrine. The Sensor emblem is located on the right-hand side of the Tears of the Kingdom user interface. It’ll blink (and make the sound) more rapidly as you approach a shrine. It can be toggled on through the map screen with the Y button .

Robbie will have you test out the Sensor by running around in his home and, later, outside in Hateno Village. Follow the Sensor to get a feel for how it works.

It’ll lead you to the Mayahisik Shrine , which is hidden inside a cave with its entrance blocked. You’ll need to blow up the rocks to get in. The entrance to the cave is at coordinates (3741, -2085, 0208) . We used a bomb flower to get it — stand back!

Head into the cave and glide down the hole to the right, then follow the cave system to reach the Mayahisik Shrine at coordinates (3730, -2058, 0189) . Head back to Robbie and the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab .

How to get the Travel Medallion

Once you’ve got the Sensor installed, Robbie will offer to help with another upgrade for the Purah Pad; you can choose the order, but for ease of explanation, we’ll go in order they’re listed.

Robbie will send you off to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab in Akkala to seek out prototypes for the Travel Medallion , which lets you set up fast travel gates anywhere. Using it is as easy as opening your inventory and marking the current location to place the medallion and make a gate. In total, the Travel Medallion can make three gates, but it needs to be upgraded to max it out. Let’s start, first, with just unlocking the feature.

The Akkala Ancient Tech Lab is located at the top right-hand side of Hyrule. You’ll probably want to fast travel as close as you can get before making your way from there. The Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower is a good spot, and you can cover a lot of distance with your paraglider from there. Though it’s a long journey, you can use that travel time to seek out shrines or monsters to meet Robbie’s other upgrade requirements.

Once you find the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab , located at coordinates (4510, 3153, 0247) , be ready for battle. Trying to enter through the door will kick off a fight against Yiga Clan enemies who shoot red projectiles, which you’ll need to dodge, then hit away with a sword.

Once you’ve dispatched them, enter the lab to meet Konba , a fashion designer, who will give you Yiga Armor . He’ll leave, then search for a chest that holds the Travel Medallion prototype.

If you’re up for exploring, the Rasiwak Shrine is nearby. Once you’re ready, head back to Robbie at the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab . He’ll unlock the medallion and start offering you upgrades — 10 map-data locations for a second gate and 15 for a third. Now you’ll be able to drop three gates, and delete and reuse the medallions as needed.

How to get the Hero’s Path

The Hero’s Path gives the ability to see the exact path of your journey through Hyrule, up to 256 hours of gameplay. On the map screen, push the X button to switch on Hero’s Path mode. Do the same to switch it off. The button on the bottom of the screen lets you simple toggle Hero’s Path on and off, but also lets you watch the path unravel from the start — it’s a very cool feature, and it tracks deaths, too.

Robbie will ask you for data from 15 shrines. If you’ve already got that, you’re all set — he’ll immediately take the Purah Pad and start setting things up. Otherwise, head out and find more shrines before proceeding. Our list of shrine locations can help point you toward some shrines close by.

How to get Sensor +

Sensor + is like an upgraded version of the Shrine Sensor you unlocked earlier — it can detect more than just shrines.

To unlock it, Robbie wants you to fill the compendium with five different types of monsters. You add monsters to the compendium by grabbing their attention and taking a photo. Once you’ve got five different monsters in there, head back to Robbie in the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab.

You can set the Sensor + to search for anything available in the Hyrule Compendium .

Filling out the Compendium quest

After finishing with Purah Pad upgrades, Robbie will brag about his own completed compendium. He’s willing to sell pictures from his to help fill out yours — you can choose a category (Fauna, Enemy, Material, Weapon, or Other) for 100 rupees, and he’ll choose what specific photo to give you.

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How to get and use the Travel Medallion in Tears of the Kingdom (TotK)

Hyrule as seen in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is an enormous place. Often, you can warp quickly around it by using activated shrines and towers to fast travel. However, there sometimes are remote locations you have reason to visit regularly. That’s when a particular upgrade comes in handy. Here is our guide explaining how to get and use the Travel Medallion in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom .

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Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom - How To Get The Travel Medallion

Use Travel Medallions as instant teleporters in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

By Jason Rodriguez on May 11, 2023 at 9:00PM PDT

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Travel Medallions are highly important items that you can obtain during the course of your adventure. While you'll encounter the usual fast travel methods, these items will let you create your own teleportation circles on the world map. Here's our guide to help you with get Travel Medallions in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

How to get Travel Medallions in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

To get the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Travel Medallions, you'll have to proceed further with Robbie the Researcher's side quests. You can learn about these in our Purah Pad Camera and Sensor guide .

Once you're done with those steps, Robbie will tell you about his old lab in Akkala Highlands all the way to the northeast. Upon arriving there, you'll battle two Yiga Ninja enemies. After clearing the encounter, you should be able to enter the lab.

Inside, you'll find an NPC named Konba, who'll hand over the Ninja Armor, a chestpiece that increases your stealth capabilities. As for the Travel Medallion, you can pick it up from the chest next to the wooden board with a map. Return to Robbie in Hateno Village, and he'll hand over three Travel Medallions.

The Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Travel Medallions can be found under the key items tab of your inventory screen. When selected, you can choose to place one on the exact spot where Link is standing.

This will create a blue circle with glyphs, essentially creating an instant, customized fast travel point. This nifty function is quite important, as there are some hard-to-reach locations in the game world, further away from most Shrines and Skyview Towers. It's going to be a hassle in case you want to go back to those locations on foot or by gliding.

Now, even though you only have three Travel Medallions, you don't need to worry about wasting any of them. You can regain them by opening the world map and selecting the makeshift teleportation circle that you've created. Click on the "Collect Medallion" option and it will be returned back to your inventory.

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You can find the Travel Medallion inside a treasure chest at the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab in the Akkala region.

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After completing Presenting: The Travel Medallion!, Robbie can create a second Travel Medallion once you have unlocked at least 10 regions in the surface world. You can also get a third Travel Medallion when you map all 15 regions in the surface world.

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Set a custom fast travel point in the map.

To fast travel, open the Map and highlight the Travel Medallion icon. Choose Travel to teleport to the location.

If you want to place the Travel Medallion somewhere else, select Collect Medallion to put the item back in the Key Items menu.

We recommend placing your Travel Medallions in one of these places so you can farm loot of some creatures better.

Floating Coliseum

• Sky Island Above a Dragon's Path

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Satori mountain.

The Floating Coliseum in the Depths is a great place to put your Travel Medallion in because it allows you to farm Lynels. Their loot are great for Fusing with weapons so you'll be more effective in combat.

Sky Island Above a Dragon's Path

It's also ideal to place your Travel Medallion on a sky island that's directly above a dragon's path. This will save you time trying to glide to a dragon to farm their loot.

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Placing a Travel Medallion in the Imprisoning Chamber before you head for the final boss battle is also recommended. Doing so will shorten your journey to the Demon King if you want to battle him again.

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If you're looking to upgrade your Ancient Hero Aspect and Royal Guard armor, we recommend placing your Travel Medallion in places where there is a King Gleeok. This will help you farm their loot faster.

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Satori Mountain is also a great place to put your Travel Medallion in because of the resources this mountain offers. There are plenty of Apples in one area of the mountain and a few Endura Carrots in the area where the Cherry Blossom Tree is.

Apples, when cooked, can restore your health while Endura Carrots can restore your stamina plus give you a bit extra.

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Originally added through Breath of the Wild's expansion pass, the Travel Medallion allowed players to place a single fast-travel waypoint anywhere on the map, which Link could return to anytime. In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , the medallion has been worked into one of the main side plots.

In order to get the improved Travel Medallion, Link will first have to locate the Travel Medallion Prototype and return it to Robbie, Breath of the Wild 's wacky ancient tech aficionado. This guide will explain how Link can find the prototype and get his hands on one of Tears of the Kingdom 's most useful tools.

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Before he can get his hands on the Travel Medallion Prototype, Link must complete the previous steps in Robbie's questline. To find Robbie, Link must have access to Lookout Landing, available as soon as he descends from the Great Sky Island. Here he will meet Josha, one of Purah's researchers. Working with Josha will eventually lead Link to Robbie's questline.

Robbie's first quest will find Link descending to the Depths, where he will unlock Tears of the Kingdom 's Camera feature . Once that is complete, Robbie will head to the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab (3779, -2123, 0251), just north of Hateno Village.

Here he will offer Link three upgrades to the Purah Pad: Sensor+, Hero's Path Mode, and the Travel Medallion . The first two tasks can be done quickly, especially if players fill their compendium on their own. The Travel Medallion, however, will require Link to complete a slightly bigger quest.

If Robbie does not leave Lookout Landing, Link may need to complete at least one of the four main temples to trigger his exit. The Rito Village quest from "Regional Phenomena" is the most common starting place.

Robbie tells Link he cannot upgrade the Purah Pad until he gets the Travel Medallion Prototype from the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab . The lab is found in the northeastern corner of the map, and Robbie explains that dangerous trespassers have taken it over.

The Akkala Ancient Tech Lab is found at the following coordinates: 4505, 3144, 0245. Technically, Link can head to the lab any time after receiving the "Presenting: The Travel Medallion!" mission. There are several Skyview Towers between Hateno and Akkala, and though it will make it easier for Link to know where he is going, it is not required.

When Link arrives at the tower and attempts to open the door, he'll be met with a Yiga Blademaster and a Yiga Foot Soldier. Once they are dealt with, Link can head inside. Here he'll find a man in Cece apparel , who is startled by Link's approach. His name is Konba, and he has apparently been making the Yiga's outfits, of which he gives Link his own Yiga Amor chest piece.

In the corner of the room, Link will find a stone chest. Open the chest to receive the Travel Medallion Prototype. Return the prototype to Robbie and let him upgrade the Purah Pad.

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To use the Travel Medallion, Link simply needs to choose the place he'd like to travel to, and enter the Key Items menu. Look for the Travel Medallion in the menu, hover over it, and select 'Place.' A blue travel gate will show up below Link, as well as on the map. Link will now be able to fast-travel to this location like any other waypoint.

How to Upgrade the Travel Medallion

When Link first acquires the Travel Medallion, Robbie tells Link that he'll be able to increase the number of travel gates that he can use. He informs Link the upgrade can be performed twice, once when Link acquires ten map data points and again when he acquires 15. This will bring the total number of gates to three.

Map data is acquired each time Link brings a Skyview Tower on . Once he has completed the required amount, simply return to Robbie and he'll perform the upgrade.

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How to get the Travel Medallion in Tears of the Kingdom (TotK)

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If there’s one thing you should aim to pick up early in your Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom playthrough, it’s the Travel Medallion. Simply put, it’s a portable fast travel spot that you can place nearly anywhere on the map (useful for upgrading or shop hotspots) and return to pretty much anytime you want. It’s like a completely free unlimited-use recall spell! Here’s how to unlock the Travel Medallion and zip around the map.

Step 1: Start the Robbie questline at Lookout Landing

To kick off the Travel Medallion questline, you’ll want to speak to Robbie in Lookout Landing . They are directly below where Purah stands, near the Poe Statue . The exact coordinates for Robbie can be found above.

We have a full guide on getting that questline started here .

Step 2: Get the Shrine Sensor

Robbie will ask to meet you in Hateno Village , where you’ll continue the questline at the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab on the hill.

We have a full guide on how to get the Shrine Sensor here . We also have detailed directions for getting to Hateno here .

Step 3: Head to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab (due northeast) to unlock the Travel Medallion

Here’s where the Travel Medallion quest actually starts . Robbie tasks you with going to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab (the exact location can be found on the map above) to pick up the “prototype” for the Medallion, which will unlock the mechanic.

After attempting the enter the lab, Yiga Clan members will immediately attack you. Go after the smaller archer enemy first, then focus on the larger brute: dodging its attacks and using the flurry rush ability to take it down quickly. Enter the lab and acquire the Yiga Armor, then open the chest to acquire the Travel Medallion prototype.

Go back to Robbie in Hateno and turn the quest in. Ding! You’ll get a Travel Medallion.

How to use the Travel Medallion, and how to remove it

To use the Travel Medallion, all you need to do is open your inventory (+) and select “key items.” Move the cursor so you’re pointing at the blue Travel Medalion icon (pictured above), then select it. Select “place” to put it directly on the ground. It’ll look just like the icon. Congrats!

To return to that spot, you just need to open up the map, find your Travel Medallion, and select “travel” to teleport there. If you want to remove it, select it on the map and press “collect Medallion.” Note that Medallions can be placed basically anywhere in the game, even in the skies and in the depths. Of course, you can upgrade it two more times to add more maximum portal slots.

How to upgrade the Travel Medallion

To upgrade the Travel Medallion, you just need to record Skyview Tower data: which is found at the Skyview Towers themselves after you unlock them. Robbie will provide upgrades for 10 towers (two charges of the MedallIon) and  15 towers (three charges). Speak to Robbie at the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab after you hit each milestone to acquire the upgrade.

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The Kingdom of Hyrule is massive. With the new addition of the Sky Islands and The Depths within The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , it can take forever to cross long distances on the map. Even with fast travel locations, sometimes, there is somewhere you wish you could get to quicker.

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One way that you can solve this dilemma is by unlocking the Travel Medallions. These will allow you to place them down anywhere (the surface, The Depths, or the Sky Islands) and fast travel to them at any time.

If you want to obtain the Travel Medallion, first, you will need to obtain the quest "Hateno Village Research Lab" from Robbie at Lookout Landing . He will ask you to meet him at his old lab in Hateno Village.

Once there, speak to Robbie, and he will tell you about the Travel Medallion. It allows you to place it anywhere and fast travel to it later. However, he cannot help you. His prototype for the Travel Medallion is back at the Akkala Research Lab . The only problem is that it has been taken over by the Yiga Clan.

Traveling to the area and walking up the path to the Akkala Research Lab can be dangerous. There are a lot of Monsters that you will cross along your journey.

Once you reach the research lab, you will see signs everywhere saying it is now a Yiga Clan hideout. Once you walk up to the front door and interact with it, you will be ambushed by two Yiga Clan members . Remember, if they disappear, look for the red glowing area. This indicates where they will appear next.

After defeating them, you will find a chest inside the research lab; open it up to obtain the Travel Medallion Prototype. You can also find the Yiga Clan Armor in this location.

With the Travel Medallion Prototype in hand, you're ready to head back to the Hateno Village Research Lab and report back to Robbie.

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Once you return to Robbie, he will mention that he believes he can upgrade your Travel Medallion to feature two more. However, he needs you to do him a favor first.

In order to obtain your second Travel Medallion, you must visit 10 of the Skyview Towers around Hyrule . These are the large towers that act as fast-travel locations and allow you to fill in your map. If you want your third Travel Medallion, you must find all of these Skyview Towers.

Once you have completed that, Robbie will be surprised. He will go ahead and upgrade your Travel Medallion.

After you have obtained your Travel Medallion, you can use it right away to mark any place as a fast travel location.

All you need to do is go to the Key Items portion of your inventory . Once there, find the Travel Medallions and select them. It will then ask you if you would like to place them. Once they are placed, you'll have a new fast-travel location!

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The Travel Medallion returns in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , but it's not a DLC-locked item this time around. There is a quest chain involving Robbie that lets you access this Key Item, allowing you to create your own fast travel spots.

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You can grab the Travel Medallion from Robbie after you complete his first quest and unlock the Photo mode on your Purah Pad. When you first unlock the Travel Medallion, it can create one fast travel point. This can be further upgraded by Robbie two more times, giving you a total of three custom fast-travel points that can be placed wherever you want.

When you first get to Lookout Landing, you want to continue along the main quest until you unlock the one called Regional Phenomena.

With this unlocked, you should be able to talk to Robbie and Josha. Upon talking to them, you should begin a quest called Camera Work in the Depths.

This quest requires you to dive into a chasm and explore the depths, unlocking the Photo mode in the Purah Pad in the process. Complete Josha and Robbie's request to photograph statues in the Depths and return to them.

With that done, you must complete the follow-up quest called A Mystery in the Depths, which unlocks the Autobuild function. With Autobuild unlocked, return to Lookout Landing and repair the makeshift balloon transporter.

Robbie will mention he is moving back to Hateno Village, taking up residence in the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab, and that you should look for him there.

To continue his quest, this should be your next destination. Take your time, or beeline directly there.

When Robbie moves to Hateno Village, make your way over there and visit the lab on the top of the hill. Here Robbie will talk to you about upgrading your Purah Pad as well as unlocking the Shrine Locator for you.

One such upgrade Robbie provides is the Travel Medallion, which he explains is currently elsewhere. After you ask him about it, he will tell you to go to the Akkala Region north of Hateno Village, specifically to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab.

Travel to the Akkala Region and go to the Ancient Tech Lab, just up the road from the East Akkala Stables. When you arrive, knock on the door to trigger a Yiga Clan ambush.

Defeat these knuckleheads, and you'll be able to go inside the lab. When you enter, head for the chest to the right that holds the Travel Medallion.

You should talk to the man on the left side of the room to obtain a piece of the Yiga Clan armour set , the Yiga Armour.

With the prototype in hand, travel back to Robbie in Hateno Ancient Tech Lab . Talk to him about the Travel Medallion Prototype, and he will reward you with a functioning Travel Medallion.

Now you can use the Travel Medallion to place custom fast-travel points . To do this, select it from your Key Items and use it wherever you want. This will create a gate you can now return to or replace at any time.

You can upgrade the Travel Medallion two more times, giving you a total of three custom fast-travel points. These fast-travel points can be placed anywhere in the overworld, even in the Depths.

When you place the Travel Medallion, you can remove your previously-set fast-travel point by selecting it in the Key Items menu and clicking Collect.

This will bring up your Map and you can choose which ones to remove.

To upgrade the medallion, Robbie asks you to give him ten map-data locations and return to him. When Robbie says map-data locations, he's referring to activating Skyview Towers.

This means each time you reveal an area on the map will count towards it. Revealing and using all 15 Skyview Towers will let you upgrade the Travel Medallion again, giving it three charges.

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Complete "Hateno Village Research Lab"

To activate "Presenting: The Travel Medallion", you will have to receive the Main Quest "Hateno Village Research Lab" and complete it. If you have not yet received this quest, do so first.

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• For the skinny Yiga, use Flurry Rush and defeat it. * If the weapon ATK is more than 15 then you can defeat with 1 Rush
• For the Big Yiga, get close and close range attack and use Rush. * If you are not good with watching the attack, then side avoid and then Rush.
• When the ground turns red, then press the X button twice and jump in the air and avoid.
• By completing the Temple, use your friends and make it easier to defeat.

Skinny Yiga Rush Point

Big yiga rush point, what gets unlocked in presenting: the travel medallion, can travel to location you choose.

When you use it, you can travel to the location to that you choose. It will be useful to place in location will there are a lot of quests or where there is less warp locations.

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Tears of the Kingdom – Travel Medallion Location & Quest

Players have a lot of ground to cover while exploring The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and using tools like the Travel Medallion are critical to successful adventures. This helpful item addresses a major issue from the previous game, making risky jumps from precarious cliffs or carefully timed treks up mountainsides much less frustrating.

This guide covers how to get the Travel Medallion in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and how to use it.

Where to Find the Travel Medallion in Tears of the Kingdom

To find the Travel Medallion in Tears of the Kingdom, players will need to complete a side adventure . This side activity is called Hateno Village Research Lab , and it is not associated with the main story, which means you can complete it at any point, so long as you’ve completed the tutorial . There, you’ll be able to meet with Robbie , and you can ask them to make the Travel Medallion.

You’ll get the quest called Presenting: The Travel Medallion and this will take you to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab , where you’ll need to track down the Travel Medallion prototype and then return it to Robbie. it should be in a chest inside the Ancient Tech Lab. You can only open the Lab after defeating the Yiga Clan guards that were waiting to ambush you at the door.

How The Travel Medallion Works in Tears of the Kingdom

After completing Presenting: The Traveling Medallion quest and giving the prototype to Robbie, you can use the Travel Medallion . Whenever you use the Travel Medallion, it registers your current location as a Travel Gate .

When your location becomes a Travel Gate , this essentially turns your current location into a Fast Travel location . For example, if you plan to travel to another part of the map, you can mark your current location as a Travel Gate, travel to a different location, and then fast travel back to where you used the Travel Medallion. It makes zipping around the map much easier, and you can explore Hyrule at a much faster rate.

Robbie does have two more upgrades for your Travel Medallion, but these are only unlocked after you’ve registered 10 and 15 regions . You’ll need to continue exploring the map to make your Travel Medallion more powerful.

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Tears of the Kingdom: How to Get the Travel Medallion in TotK

With the land of Hyrule being larger than ever before in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , the idea of Fast Traveling may sound like the perfect way to get to your next destination. While riding around on your favorite horse is always a great time, sometimes you may not want to deal with the travel time. That’s where the Travel Medallion comes into play, giving you a peaceable Fast Travel spot that you can always return to at any time. But, how do you get this essential Purah Pad upgrade?

Where To Get Travel Medallion In Tears of the Kingdom

As you work through the variety of Side Quests available to you, you’ll find that Robbie and Josha have a few that will help you out in the long run. If you’re looking to get the Camera and Autobuild Ultrahand powers, you’ll need to complete a few quests for them, including:

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Once you have completed those, you’ll just want to follow along with our Shrine Sensor guide to get one of the most important Purah Pad upgrades available in the game. But once you have done that, you’ll also get the opportunity to add a few new powers to your pad, including the Travel Medallion.

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Robbie will inform you that there was a prototype for this essential travel item at his old lab in Akkala , but it was taken over by some nasty folk. Head out to coordinates (4506, 3143, 0245) in the North-east portion of the map to get to this particular location. Once you see the lab, walk up to the door and try to enter, but be prepared for battle against the Yiga Clan .

Once you have defeated the foes, you’ll be able to head into this building. Near the workbench in the photo above, you’ll find a treasure chest that holds the Travel Medallion Prototype inside. Access your map and hover down to the Hateno Tech Lab , which Robbie has turned into a fast travel point . Click on this, and you’ll be ready to go and add the Travel Medallion to your ever-growing list of tricks.

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How To Use Travel Medallions In Tears Of The Kingdom

To access and use your Travel Medallions , you’ll just want to head into your Inventory and select Key Items . Once you have done this, find the Travel Medallions in your items pouch, and press A to select it. Press Place , and you’ll drop an instant Fast Travel Medallion where you are standing, so you can always come back to this location in a matter of moments. To pick it up, find it on the Map , select it, and select Collect Medallion instead of Travel .

How To Get More Travel Medallions In Tears Of The Kingdom

If you’re looking to get more Travel Medallions , you’ll need to speak with Robbie once again. As you continue to unlock Skyview Towers around the map, Robbie will reward you with an additional Travel Medallion . You can unlock a total of 3 of them , giving you the perfect opportunity to visit the Depths , the lands of Hyrule, and the Skies without ever having to worry about losing your spot when you need to progress through the story a bit further. You’ll need to do the following to get all of the Travel Medallions :

• Second Travel Medallion – Visit 10 Skyview Towers
• Thrid Travel Medallion – Vist All Skyview Towers (15 in total)

Now that you’re ready to travel around the world with the click of a button, make sure that you’re checking into our Tears of the Kingdom section below to find plenty more tips and tricks to help you out on your adventure. If you’re hoping to get the best armor in the game, follow along with Tingle on his journey to reclaim his armor once more.

How to Get Travel Medallion Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

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The Travel Medallion was one of the more popular items in Zelda Breath of the Wild. Using this item, you could create a fast travel point that Link could instantaneously warp to at any time. And, good news, the Travel Medallion is also available in Zelda TotK as well. Also, unlike in the previous game – in which you could only obtain this item through a DLC – this isn’t the case in Tears of the Kingdom. That said, you’re no doubt wondering how to get the Travel Medallion in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom . Here’s how you will be able to get this fast travel item.

How to Get Travel Medallion in Zelda TotK

The Travel Medallion won’t be available right from the start. In fact, it will be a long time before you get it. Also, needless to say, there will be spoilers for some of the game’s plot and quests (though we will try our best to keep it as vague as possible), so if you want to go into the game as spoiler-free as possible, suffice to say that – you will unlock it later on in the game. From this point on, there will be spoilers.

The first thing that you will need to do is to complete one of the four main story quests. After that you will also need to finish the initial depths investigation for Josha – the one where you will take a picture of a statue. This will lead you to the Great Abandoned Central Mine in the Depths, where you will unlock the Autobuild ability . Josha will ask that you use this new ability to make a balloon for Robbie. Now go to Lookout Landing and talk to Robbie there. He is going to go back to the Hateno Village Ancient Lab. Make your way to that lab to unlock the Sheikah Pad’s Shrine Senor ability.

Robbie will offer to upgrade your pad, and one of these upgrades is the Travel Medallion itself. To do this, he needs you to go to his home in the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab and get the Travel Medallion Prototype from there. This will begin the “Presenting: The Travel Medallion!” side adventure. Travel there, and get ready for a fight against two tough mobs. Head inside, and you will find a chest with the Travel Medallion Prototype. Return to Robbie, who will give you the real, working Travel Medallion.

How to Upgrade Travel Medallion in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

Once you have unlocked the Travel Medallion, you can also upgrade it. This will allow you to set up a second and third fast travel point with it. To get the second fast travel point, you need to map at least 10 regions by visiting and using the Skyview Towers. And to get the third and final fast travel point, you will have to map all 15 regions via Skyview Towers.

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15 Things to Do in Santa Clara (CA)

Santa Clara is a city of nearly 125,000 residents that’s located in Santa Clara County, about 75 kilometers south of San Francisco .

The city was founded more than 200 years ago as a Spanish Mission. Now, it’s most well-known for its booming tech industry that’s commonly referred to around the world as Silicon Valley.

Though it’s common knowledge to most football fans, it’s a surprise to many to discover that the relatively small city is also the home of the National Football League’s San Francisco 49ers.

Visitors to Santa Clara have abundant activity options at their fingertips without venturing outside city limits, so staying engaged and entertained shouldn’t be an issue.

1. Levi’s Stadium

With a capacity of nearly 70,000, Levi’s Stadium on Marie P. DeBartolo Way in Santa Clara is one of the country’s premier professional football stadiums.

The 49ers play their home games here, and during the off-season, the stadium hosts a variety of annual events, including concerts featuring big names in the music industry.

Taking a family to a football game isn’t the least expensive activity option in the area, but for those who’ve never taken in a pro game, it’s an exhilarating experience that may be worth the cost.

Guided tours are also regularly available, and the bars and restaurants around the stadium are fun to visit year-round.

2. Ulistac Natural Area

Despite its large population and the overall hustle and bustle, the Bay Area features plenty of urban parks and natural areas that are convenient options for those interested in enjoying the great outdoors.

The Ulistac Natural Area is located on Lick Mill Road in Santa Clara. It is comprised of more than 40 acres that include a variety of distinct environments.

The natural area straddles the Guadalupe River and is home to an array of plants and animals that are well-suited to its riparian habitat.

A particularly popular attraction for bird watchers, it features a number of well-marked nature trails dotted with interpretive signs.

3. Santa Clara Art & Wine Festival

Californians take their art and wine seriously, and there’s no better way to combine the two than by visiting the Santa Clara Art & Wine Festival.

The event is held in the city’s Central Park and features nearly 200 vendors from across the country selling fine art and crafts, gourmet food, and a vast selection of California’s best wines.

Proceeds are donated to worthwhile causes that benefit residents in need. It all takes place in the early fall when the central California weather is perfect for outdoor activities.

Other highlights include live entertainment and lots of art-related activities for kids.

4. The de Saisset Museum

Though he’s not exactly a household name for those who don’t typically travel in West Coast art circles, Ernest de Saisset was one of the Bay Area’s most prominent artists in the 19th century.

Saisset was a French immigrant who enrolled in Santa Clara University and studied painting as a young man.

The museum that now bears his name is located on the university’s campus. It includes a collection of more than 100 of his most impressive works.

It’s as much a historical attraction as it is an art one, and it also has other works from European and American artists dating back hundreds of years.

5. Intel Museum

Intel is one of the titans of the tech world. Over the years, it has been responsible for some of the most significant technological leaps forward in computer hardware.

The Intel Museum is located on the campus of the company’s world headquarters in Santa Clara, and it’s regularly open to the public.

Even for those who don’t fall into the tech-savvy category, it’s a fascinating place that’s definitely worth an hour or two of time.

Though it may sound dry to technophobes, it’s packed with interactive exhibits for visitors of all ages, so it’s great for kids with short attention spans too.

6. Santa Clara Farmers’ Market

There’s really no better way to rub elbows with locals, enjoy pleasant weather, and have access to tons of great products you won’t find elsewhere than by visiting a farmers’ market.

The Santa Clara Farmers’ Market is open year-round and features a little bit of everything – from seasonal produce and fresh baked goods to health and body products and prepared food items.

Held on Jackson Street near the downtown area, it’s common to find different items each time you go.

Spending a few bucks is a great way to support local farmers and entrepreneurs, and don’t be shy about asking them for suggestions for things to see and do while in town.

7. California’s Great America

There’s no shortage of theme parks in the Golden State, but there’s one clear choice for those visiting Santa Clara.

California’s Great America is located on Great America Parkway just outside of town. It features tons of rides, dining options, kid’s activities, and a water park that’s a huge draw during the hot summer months.

Though Great America can really draw a crowd during peak times when kids are enjoying their summer vacations, previous guests have noted that wait times for rides weren’t overly long.

Many families choose to spend an entire day on-site to avoid wasting valuable recreational time in the car.

8. Mission Santa Clara

Mission Santa Clara is one of the city’s premier historic sites, and it’s now conveniently located on the campus of Santa Clara University.

The mission was established by Franciscans in the 1770s to spread Christianity to the area’s Native American population.

Sadly, things didn’t go according to plan; due to several natural disasters, the mission was forced to move from its original site to where it is now.

Over the years, it was also run by the Jesuits. Though it’s no longer functioning in its original role, it now doubles as a museum and chapel that are open to visitors.

9. The Triton Museum of Art

Though guests tend to visit the Triton Museum of Art for the works in its collection, its stunning contemporary architecture usually makes a big impression as well.

The museum’s collection includes works from all over the country, but its emphasis is on pieces created by Bay Area artists using local people and scenery as inspiration.

The grounds also include a sprawling outdoor sculpture garden spread over nearly seven acres, and a home from the mid-1860s that’s among the most well-preserved examples of historic American architecture in the area.

The museum is located on Warburton Avenue, and most visitors spend a few hours on-site.

10. Santa Clara Players

The Santa Clara Players traces its roots all the way back to the early ‘60s, when a group of local performers began putting on small shows for the community.

Now nearly seven decades later, they’re still going strong. Their annual performances run the gamut from dramatic theater and mystery to satire and humor.

The players are part of a community theater group staffed by talented volunteers dedicated to providing high-quality, family-friendly entertainment at a reasonable cost.

They’re located on Don Avenue in Santa Clara and offer lots of volunteer opportunities for budding actors and stagehands.

11. Central Park

Featuring lots of wide-open spaces and massive swimming and community rec centers, Santa Clara’s Central Park is a go-to destination for activity minded visitors looking to make the most of their limited vacation time without traveling to more distant attractions.

The park is centrally located on Keily Boulevard, has ample parking, and features lots of outdoor amenities and recreational activity options.

From tennis and basketball to softball, lawn bowling, and a big playground, there’s really no excuse for getting bored while on-site. For those looking to spend a relaxing afternoon, there are a lake, built-in BBQs, and public restrooms.

12. The 49ers Museum

Even for those who won’t be in Santa Clara during the regular season, the 49ers stadium and museum are fun attractions worth visiting for sports-minded visitors.

The museum is located inside Levi’s Stadium and features nearly a dozen distinct galleries that are open to the public year-round.

It’s a fun and educational experience for visitors of all ages. In addition to football, its exhibits touch on science, technology, and art in a way that engages and entertains young and old minds alike.

Most guests check out the introductory video in the visitor’s center before showing themselves through the impressive collection of trophies, balls, and Super Bowl memorabilia on display.

13. The Santa Clara Fire Museum

The Santa Clara Fire Department’s roots run all the way back to the 1850s when it was founded.

The museum is now located on Walsh Avenue in an unused training center behind the city’s new fire station.

It sports an impressive collection of equipment and historical memorabilia that give visitors unique insights into the lives of fire and rescue personnel in years past.

The museum’s highlights include a fully restored Model-T fire truck that served for two decades, beginning in the 1920s.

The knowledgeable local volunteer staff also offer regular programs geared at educating the public about fire safety and prevention issues.

14. Edward Peterman Museum of Railroad History

The Edward Peterman Museum of Railroad History is run by a local historical society. It is housed in the depot of a now-defunct railroad on Railroad Avenue in Santa Clara.

Like many local historical attractions, the museum is staffed by local volunteers who love answering questions and showing first-time visitors around.

The museum’s exhibits include a variety of railroad equipment and memorabilia, including signals, safety equipment, and historical photographs dating back over 100 years.

The museum is regularly open to the public. It maintains an extensive library of books relating to railroad development and local history as well.

15. Voyager Coffee

Though it has only been around since 2016, Voyager Coffee’s owner and staff are dedicated to the noble pursuit of making their customers happy.

They do this largely by providing world-class coffee, but also by offering a comfortable space in which guests have opportunities to build relationships with like-minded customers.

Many of their coffees sport internationally influenced flavors, and they’re often infused with things like orange essence and cherry blossom water.

Don’t worry if you prefer your coffee straight-up, because they’ve got more traditional brews as well.

They offer fresh pastry and baked goods, tea, and other non-coffee drinks too.

15 Things to Do in Santa Clara (CA):

• Levi's Stadium
• Ulistac Natural Area
• Santa Clara Art & Wine Festival
• The de Saisset Museum
• Intel Museum
• Santa Clara Farmers’ Market
• California's Great America
• Mission Santa Clara
• The Triton Museum of Art
• Santa Clara Players
• Central Park
• The 49ers Museum
• The Santa Clara Fire Museum
• Edward Peterman Museum of Railroad History
• Voyager Coffee

The Catholic Travel Guide

Santa Clara, California: Carmelite Monastery (Carmel of the Infant Jesus)

About the carmelite monastery in santa clara, california:.

Located on the former Bond ranch. Judge Hiram Graham Bond owned the ranch from 1895 to 1909. The ranch was purchased by U.S. Senator James d. Phelan in 1913.

The monastery chapel and residence buildings were constructed in 1917 as a permanent monastery for the community of Cloistered Discalced Carmelite nuns; in memory of Mrs. Francis J. Sullivan, Phelan’s sister. Monastery buildings were designed by Maginnis & Walsh, who designed the national Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, D.C.

Plans for the chapel won first place at the 1925 Paris International Exposition.  Author Jack London, a frequent visitor to the ranch, used the ranch as the starting locale for his famous novel “Call of the Wild” and Marshall Bond’s dog for the hero of the book.

Although the nuns are cloistered, the public is invited to attend Mass.  You will be blessed by the beautiful voices of the nuns singing behind the grille.

Traveling to the Carmelite Monastery in Santa Clara, California:

Address:   1000 Lincoln Street, Santa Clara, CA 95050

Tel:   +1 (408) 296-8412

Location: 37° 20.87′ N, 121° 57.128′ W.

There is no website for the Monastery.

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