Black Myth: Wukong Locations

Inspired by the 16th-century Chinese novel Journey to the West, Black Myth: Wukong is a fantasy epic action role-playing game released on August 20, 2024. Designed by Jiang Baicun, and developed and published by Game Science, the game received good reviews and quickly became one of the fastest-selling games ever. Its main protagonist is the Destined One, based on Sun Wukong from the classical Chinese novel. It also features other characters from Journey to the West, such as Rakshasi. Many fictional sites in the game are inspired by real-world locations in China. Among the 36 specific locations in the game, 27 are in North China's Shanxi Province.
Here is the list of locations in China that inspired Black Myth: Wukong.

Yungang Grottoes, Shanxi. Photo by Young Kane on Unsplash.

Black Myth: Wukong locations are Dazu Rock Carvings (大足石刻), Dule Temple (独乐寺), Foguang Temple (佛光寺), Guangsheng Temple (广胜寺), Kaiyuan Temple (开元寺), Nanchan Temple (南禅寺), Pagoda of Fogong Temple (佛宫寺释迦塔), Shanhua Temple (善化寺), Shanxi (山西省), Stork Tower (鹳雀楼) and Yungang Grottoes (云冈石窟).

The complete list of the locations with latitude and longitude coordinates are listed below in the table.

Black Myth: Wukong Locations Map

Black Myth: Wukong Locations Table

Location Name	Latitude	Longitude
Dazu Rock Carvings (大足石刻)	29.744490	105.794724
Dule Temple (独乐寺)	40.045349	117.402496
Foguang Temple (佛光寺)	38.870342	113.393806
Guangsheng Temple (广胜寺)	36.302734	111.808243
Kaiyuan Temple (开元寺)	24.914099	118.585243
Nanchan Temple (南禅寺)	38.701771	113.120522
Pagoda of Fogong Temple (佛宫寺释迦塔)	39.564884	113.188957
Shanhua Temple (善化寺)	40.086567	113.298851
Shanxi (山西省)	37.095127	111.859909
Stork Tower (鹳雀楼)	34.848507	110.276688
Yungang Grottoes (云冈石窟)	40.111500	113.132370

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