Honkai: Star Rail Xianzhou Luofu treasure chest locations and map

Honkai: Star Rail has a ton of different types of treasure and loot to find around its maps, which give out pretty good rewards. The Xianzhou Luofu is the third area you’ll arrive in, and it has a whole ton of loot to collect.

Most maps have treasure hidden around and this loot expands beyond just treasure chests. When you open the map, you’ll notice a chest icon in the top left corner with numbers next to it. This indicates how many of the different types of loot you’ve found. However, this counter only lists “basic treasure” that isn’t locked behind puzzles or formidable foes (the powerful monsters that guard chests) and Warp Trotters. The chests that are rewards for more in-depth content are called Bountiful Treasure or Precious Treasure.

Each of these reward the premium currency, Stellar Jade, as well as other materials and EXP, so you’ll want to make sure to fully explore the maps.

You’ll find Strale with each chest you open, which you can trade in to the shop owner in the Central Starskiff Haven for prizes. As you spend more Strale, you’ll earn rewards like Stellar Jade, Star Rail Passes, and even materials to level up the Trailblazer’s Eidolon.

Notably, the Xianzhou Luofu is different from the two other areas in the fact that there are a lot of puzzles to complete. They vary in method, whether they involve following cycranes (crane robots), spinning Rubik’s Cube-like squares, or matching up lines on a wheel, but they all reward chests.

Below, we map out where to find the chests, challenges, puzzles, and Warp Trotters on the Xianzhou Luofu.

The chest directly above the northern space anchor requires you to do some work on transporting packages in Cloudford (see below). After doing that for two days, you should get an access code key item that you can give you Ziqiao, an NPC that’s in the marked location.

The chest marked on top of the entrance of the Palace of Astrum is inside the palace.

The puzzle icon in the northwest is for a daily repeatable puzzle that’ll yield many chests. Doing it for two days in a row will give you the access code needed for a chest in Central Starskiff Haven, as mentioned above.

Aurum Alley was added in version 1.3, as part of the “Aurum Alley’s Hustle and Bustle” event. You can play this event still by toggling the button at the bottom left side of your travel log.

The puzzle icon near the eastern space anchor in the large round area is a series of daily puzzles you can do for loot. Talk to Huixing to start it.

There’s a large open space in the northeast area where you can do a puzzles for three days to get chests. Talk to Master Gongshu to get started.

This area was added in version 1.5, as part of the “A Foxian Tale of the Haunted” event. If you missed the event during version 1.5, you can still unlock this area (and complete the event) by using the bottom left button in the travel log.

The puzzle emblem in the center represents the Pathfinder puzzles. There are quite a few of them, and you’ll get a chest for completing each one.

The cycranes in this area each give a chest, but are also a part of the above mentioned event, so you’ll collect these as you do the event story.

The Shackling Prison is a bit of labyrinth, with many moveable bridges and pieces. We recommend taking it a step at a time, but we have tried our best to explain the locations of any particularly tricky chests.

To access these chests, you will need to rotate the top and bottom mechanisms so that the path looks like our map. You can use the nearby cycrane on the top part of the map near the elevator to switch the mechanisms quickly.

However, there are two chests that require you to use the cycrane to reach them. One of them (which appears to be floating in space on our map, but it’s not) requires you to have both mechanisms set to orange. Once you do this, use the cycrane to fly to it, as it’s not accessible any other way. The other one is sitting on the ledge of the elevator almost directly above the cycrane itself.

To get the southern chest, you’ll need to use the nearby cycrane robot to fly up high to grab it on a ledge.

This area was added in version 2.5 and has 18 chests to find. Since it’s a non-combat area, there are no Warp Trotters, but there are still puzzles to complete in additional to the 18 chests sitting around.

To get the two chests in the upper right area, you’ll need to use a nearby Cycrane robot to fly over there.

The bottom two chests in the square room require the Cycrane to access. The bottommost one is high up on a ledge, but the bottom left one is on top of some boxes.

If you’re looking for more chests and loot in Honkai: Star Rail, you can check out our complete maps of the Herta Space Station and Jarilo-VI, too.