Where Winds Meet map - all regions and locations

What regions are on the Where Winds Meet map? While this will do little to point you in the right direction if you're lost on your travels, the WWM map is a great way to convey to other potential martial arts masters just how much there is to see and do in the free-to-play online action adventure game. If dozens of key locations and an expanding world are what your gaming group usually latches onto, this could be the ticket to exploring Where Winds Meet with friends.

The Where Winds Meet map below splits key locations into its two main regions, which are then further split across six subdivisions or prefectures. This map can at least point you in the right direction if a character is requesting your presence somewhere you've yet to visit. With unlocks like the Panacea Fan being found in a specific area, a handy list of map locations can come in clutch. And if multiplayer is your aim, here's how to unlock co-op in Where Winds Meet, too.

At launch, Where Winds Meet is made up of two large-scale regions: the northern stretch of Qinghe and the southern land of Kaifeng and Kaifeng City.

Like most living open-world games these days, the playspace of Where Winds Meet is set to expand over time, with the world map growing to contain more regions with new quests, chests, and unlocks. Here's a look at the two major launch regions and the key locations that breathe life into this rendition of 10th-century China.

Qinghe

Made up of the Verdant Wilds to the east, Sundara Land to the north, and Moonveil Mountains to the west, the region of Qinghe is the home of your ancient hero.

Verdant Wilds

Comprised of the conflict-broken forts of the Battlecrest Slope as well as the reclaimed pagoda and huts of the Bamboo Abode and General's Shrine, the Stonewash Strand area of the Verdant Wilds is one area that's largely untouched.

Verdant Wilds POIs

• Bamboo Abode
• Battlecrest Slope
• Stonewash Strand
• General's Shrine
• Crimson Cliff

Sundara Land

Head north and you'll soon cross the river splitting Sundara Land from the rest of the Qinghe locale. This rocky region is flanked by the Jadebrook Mountain, with the Flower Expanse punctuating the crossing between the Blissful Retreat. With multiple residential areas, big and small, scattered around the peaks, Sundara Land is a picturesque land of mystery and intrigue.

Sundara Land POIs

• Buddha Fort
• Wildmane Ranch
• Finesteed Hamlet
• Bodhi Sea
• Jadebrook Mountain
• Flower Expanse
• Mercyheart Town
• Halo Peak
• Thousand-Buddha Village
• Mercyheart Monastery
• Floral Expanse Beyond

Moonveil Mountains

Home to important early locations in our protagonist's life, like Still Shore and Harvestfall Village, you can't make your way to the southern land of Kaifeng without taking in the sights and sounds of the areas comprising the Moonveil Mountains.

The eastern side hides the Gleaming Abyss in plain view, with small abodes covertly scattered throughout the surrounding Witherwilds, offering a genuine sense of adventure along the straight roads. Stick to the path and you'll come across Riverside Station. Take a wrong turn in life and you'll wind up there by someone else's hand.

Moonveil Mountain POIs

• Heaven's Pier
• Palace of Annals
• Sage's Knoll
• Twinbeast Ridge
• Encircling Lake
• Peace Bell Tower
• Witherwilds
• Gleaming Abyss
• Riverview Terrace
• Riverside Station
• Harvestfall Village
• Still Shore
• Blissful Retreat
• Kilnfire Ridge

Kaifeng

Kaifeng City

With entrances on each side of the suburbs, how you first perceive the bustling Kaifeng City streets will depend entirely on the events leading to your journey there. Rest easy around the Velvet Shade, or take in the true nature of the ancient metropolis by visiting Prosperity Haven and the Imperial Artisan Court. The choice is yours.

As the sun sets over the cloud-covered pagoda, end the day on a high with the many joys to be had around the Fairgrounds area. Hard work can be found around the towering Furnace Area, and you can take in the darker side of town by hitting up the Ghostlight Market and Unbound Cavern.

Kaifeng City POIs

• Imperial Artisan Court
• South Gate Avenue
• Forsaken Quarter
• Fairgrounds
• Kaifeng Prefecture
• Furnace Area
• Unbound Cavern
• Ghostlight Market
• Velvet Shade
• Prosperity Haven

Jadewood Court

Comprised of around 10 equally gorgeous points of interest, the long stretch of the Jadewood Court, tucked away in the western corner of Kaifeng, has plenty to see and do.

The Masterwood Hamlet and Buddha Statue Sites showcase the craftsmanship of Kaifeng's top artisans, with the vast Imperial Garden bringing collective opulence to the region. Once you're ready to journey along the waters, take to Jinming Pool to see moonlit reflections and the gentle ripples of the traditional Sampan boats.

Jadewood Court POIs

• Grand Canal
• Masterwood Hamlet
• Buddha Statue Site
• North Imperial Garden
• South Imperial Garden
• Martial Temple
• Dreamfall Cliff
• Pipa Chasm
• Petalfall Crossing
• Jinming Pool

Granary of Plenty

Trek down to the Granary of Plenty and you'll see how the other half live. The East and South Kaifeng Suburbs show the hopeful side of the less prosperous section of the Kaifeng City region.

The marsh of Mistveil Forest and the rolling hills of Plainfield perfectly punctuate the hard-working attitude that goes into keeping the Ever-Normal Granary powering the whole region. Gracetown is a sign of better things to come, but with the humble Stillheart Grove flanked by the Abandoned Mercy Hall and Desperation Ridge, the Granary of Plenty region of Kaifeng has certainly seen better days.

Granary of Plenty POIs

• Kaifeng Suburbs - South
• Kaifeng Suburbs - East
• Mistview Forest
• Abandoned Mercy Hall
• Stillheart Grove
• Sorrowfield Village
• Ever-Normal Granary
• Plainfield
• Desperation Ridge
• Gracetown

And that's the Where Winds Meet map as it stands for launch. With another subdivision left shrouded in darkness in the upper corner of Keifeng, there's set to be much more to see and do as your young master helps out around the land. Exhausted all there is to do? Wait out the next WWM update by dipping your toes into more of the best free games on PC. There's no shortage of them.