Leevald

Leevald is a fictional settlement featured in the 2018 video game "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild." It is a small, rustic village located in the Faron region of Hyrule, south of the Faron Woods and near the coast. The village is characterized by its thatched-roof huts and its dependence on the surrounding natural resources, particularly fishing and agriculture.

The inhabitants of Leevald are primarily engaged in fishing and farming, relying on the bounty of the nearby sea and fertile land. The village's architecture reflects its rustic setting, with simple wooden structures and straw roofs. Leevald serves as a minor hub for the player in the game, offering basic supplies, a place to rest, and opportunities for side quests.

The Faron region, where Leevald is situated, is known for its tropical climate, abundant rainfall, and lush vegetation. This environment influences the appearance and lifestyle of Leevald's residents. The village is often depicted as peaceful and somewhat isolated, providing a contrast to some of the more dangerous areas of Hyrule. Players might encounter various characters in Leevald who offer insights into the local way of life and provide assistance with certain tasks. The overall atmosphere of Leevald is intended to be one of simple living in harmony with nature.