Teyvat

Dadaupa Gorge is a rugged valley of steep cliffs, winding rivers, and dense vegetation. Scattered camps and wooden watchtowers hint at the presence of tribal communities, with flickering bonfires adding to its wild atmosphere. Despite its harsh terrain, the gorge holds a raw beauty—shimmering rivers cut through rocky paths, and patches of greenery contrast the rugged landscape. The air carries distant drumbeats, a reminder that this land is alive and untamed. Travelers must tread carefully, as the gorge is both captivating and unpredictable, demanding strength and caution to navigate. It is the home to three important hilichurl tribes: the Meaty tribe, the Sleeper tribe, and the Eclipse tribe.