Moon-Gazing Gorons is a side quest in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom that takes place in Goron City. Two elder Gorons want to see a picture of the moon on the ground during the daytime. While all this sounds strange and absurd, the Rock Brothers are not wrong.
In this guide, we will help you acquire this quest and locate a shining moon on the ground. We recommend that you carry wood and flint as you will need to make a camp to complete this quest.
Talk to Tray and Volcon
Moon-Gazing Gorons side quest can only be started after completing Yunobo of Goron City‘s main quest. Once you defeat the Marbled Gohma and rid the city of its marbled rock roast addiction, you can start this quest.
Talk to two elderly Gorons standing near the Goron City Inn (1668, 2438, 0381). They are brothers and are named Tray and Volcon.
They want to see a moon shining on the ground. The last time they saw it was near Lake Ferona. This is the only hint you will get from the Rock Brothers. Talking to them will start the quest.
Picture the Moon Shining on the Ground
Sadly, there is no marker for this quest, and you will have to find the location yourself. To find a moon shining on the ground during the daytime, you need to find Lake Ferona Cave (1930, 1320, 0163).
This cave is near the western shore of Lake Ferona and Southeast of Goron City. You can use the Eldin Canyon Skyview Tower to reach Lake Ferona Cave, marked on the map, by gliding east.
Once you are inside the cave, go forward until you reach a ledge. Make a campfire at this location and rest until noon. Look down from the ledge to see a circle shining on the ground.
Take out your camera and take its picture. You will notice “Full Moon Shining Down” words written alongside a red exclamation mark.
Return to Goron City with the help of the Marakuguc Shrine and talk to the Rock Brothers again. Show them the picture to complete the Moon-Gazing Gorons side quest in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
Quest Reward
The Rock Brothers will give you a Silver Rupee (100 Rupees) as a reward for showing them a picture of a moon shining on the ground.
