Qingyun Peak (Chinese: 庆云顶 Qìngyún-dǐng) is a subarea located in Minlin, Liyue.
It is the home of the adeptus Moon Carver.
Notably, the Dwelling in the Clouds — a small floating island high above this mountain — can be reached by completing a puzzle. It was created by Cloud Retainer at an unknown point in the past.
Points of Interest[]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
 Dwelling in the Clouds |
A small island of Plaustrite created by Cloud Retainer long ago. |
Quests[]
Archon Quests
Notable Features[]
Exploration[]
Enemies[]
Common Enemies[]
Cryo Slime ×1
Geo Slime ×1- Treasure Hoarders: Gravedigger ×1
- Treasure Hoarders: Marksman ×1
- Treasure Hoarders: Scout ×1
- Treasure Hoarders: Pyro Potioneer ×1
- Pyro Whopperflower ×1
Elite Enemies[]
Local Specialties[]
Interactables[]
- Stone Tablets
- At the base of the steps leading up Qingyun Peak, where the Traveler meets Moon Carver during An Impromptu Change of Plan, a stone tablet reads:
- Read: "Black clouds too shall pass, just as silver linings end. Come sun or rain, all seems the same from the heights of Jueyun Karst."
- Another stone tablet can be found near the Plaustrite steps leading up to the Three Cranes Puzzle. It reads:
- Read: Moon Carver, disciple of Rex Lapis. The kindest adeptus amongst all, in the manifestation of a stag.
- Another stone tablet can be found along the winding path east of Qingyun Peak where the Qingyun Peak version of No Honor Among Thieves takes place. It reads:
- Read: "At the southernmost point is a shortcut, a meandering mountain road. Those who seek mysteries hidden in the clouds, watch the seas' tides above and below."
- Mysterious Barrier
- Moon Carver's abode can be found located at the end of the path from the censer which the Traveler stopped at to meet with Moon Carver.
- Mysterious Barrier: Jueyun Karst is where the adepti dwell, so perhaps this is the abode of one. But there seems to be no way to enter...
Moon Carver's Abode
Location of Moon Carver's Abode
Puzzles[]
Three Cranes Puzzle[]
From Qingyun Peak's waypoint, walk up the stone steps to reach the monument at the top. The description reads:
- Read: "The one who may ascend is the one who kowtows atop the three mountains. The sun, moon, and stars shall each shine, and auspicious signs shall be sent by the three divine birds."
- Paimon: Ugh... It's a real headache trying to make sense of the adepti and all this other stuff in Liyue.
- Paimon: This must mean we have to find three shining birds on top of three mountains right?
- If you "Observe Strange Light", light trails will appear, directing you to the crane statue. From the peak, the crane statues will also visibly sparkle.
- Paimon: Paimon can tell something happened here, but not sure what exactly... Let's make use of the great view here and look around.
- At each crane statue, "Rotate" them until they are facing the monument. When the statues are in their correct positions, a cutscene will occur.
- After all three cranes are correctly positioned, return to the monument and "Activate" it. This creates a wind current; jumping up reveals three plaustrite platform steps and another wind current, which then reveals another four steps before reaching the Dwelling in the Clouds.
Reaching the "Dwelling in the Clouds" grants the Wonders of the World achievement Overlooking View as well as three Precious Chests.
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Smaller peak of Qingyun Peak
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Top of Mt. Aocang
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Sharp peak of Mt. Hulao
Dwelling in the Clouds upon first arrival
NPCs[]
- Qilang — Herb Gatherer
Soundtracks[]
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Qingyun Peak | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 庆云顶 Qìngyún-dǐng | Celebratory Cloud Peak |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 慶雲頂 Qìngyún-dǐng | |
| Japanese | 慶雲頂 Kei'un-chou[1] | Celebratory Cloud Peak[※][※] |
| Korean | 경운봉경운봉 Gyeong'un-bong | Qingyun Peak[※][※] |
| Spanish | Cima Chingyun | Qingyun Peak |
| French | Pic Qingyun | Qingyun Peak |
| Russian | Пик Цинъюнь Pik Tsin"yun' | Qingyun Peak |
| Thai | Qingyun Peak | — |
| Vietnamese | Khánh Vân ĐỉnhKhánh Vân Đỉnh | Celebratory Cloud Peak[※][※] |
| German | Qingyun-Gipfel | Qingyun Peak |
| Indonesian | Qingyun Peak | — |
| Portuguese | Pico Qingyun | Qingyun Peak |
| Turkish | Qingyun Tepesi | Qingyun Peak |
| Italian | Picco di Qingyun | Qingyun Peak |
Change History[]
Released in Version 1.0
