Genshin Impact: Qingxin Locations

One of the types of flowers that Genshin Impact players can collect is called Qingxin and can be used to help a character named Qui’ge on the Pearl Galley in Liyue. There are many good locations to head to so that players can farm this item without any issues.

As Qingxin is somewhat hard to find since it can sometimes be found on high mountains, like Violetgrass in Genshin Impact, players can use characters like Qiqi or Yanfei as they possess a Passive Talent that displays the local specialty in Liyue on the mini-map.

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Updated on November 30, 2023, by Nahda Nabiilah: According to Genshin Impact description, Qingxin are white translucent flowers only found at the highest peak of mountains. It’s quite a hassle to collect them, but the end result is worth it since Travelers can level up certain characters’ stats, like Shenhe or Xiao. To find them easily, this guide will point to the available Qingxin locations in Genshin Impact.

Qingxin Locations In Genshin Impact

Genshin Impact players can expect local specialties such as the Qingxin to respawn every 48 hours. Players can head to these locations every two days to acquire as many flowers as they need to. This goes for other local specialties as well, like Small Lamp Grass or Cecilia.

Wuwang Hill

From the Teleport Waypoint west of Qingce Hill, head south to find a flower at the end of the hill. Run east and climb the mountains along the way while grabbing any Qingxin Flowers in sight. Go to the Hidden Palace of Zhou Formula Domain in Genshin Impact and climb the southwestern mountain to obtain more.

Yaoguang Shoal

The next location that Genshin Impact players should go to is Yaoguang Shoal, which is located just south of Mingyun Village and east of Guili Plains. Players can fast-travel to the Statue of the Seven and collect some Qingxin found around the Statue. Directly west of the Statue, players can glide to the tall rock and find some of the flowers. Three more materials are near the southeastern Teleport Waypoint.

Huaguang Stone Forest

From Mt. Hulao Waypoint, glide north while following the stone peaks to collect the Qingxin until Travelers reach Mt. Aocang Waypoint. Return to the first Waypoint and fly down east to grab more flowers.

Qingyun Peak

As for the next location to farm these flowers, players will need to go to Qingyun Peak and fast-travel to the Statue of the Seven. Collect the flowers sitting right near the Statue and players can go north for more flowers. After that, return to the Statue and go east on the dirt path to see a Qingxin flower. Proceed south to grab two more materials in Genshin Impact from the hill near the Waypoint.

North Cuijue Slope

Fast-travel to the Waypoint north from the Taishan Mansion Domain and go south in a zigzag motion. In other terms, keep going east then southwest while collecting Qingxin along the way.

Lingju Pass And Qingxu Pool

Head to the Waypoint situated southeast of the Statue of the Seven in Dunyu Ruins and grab the nearby local specialty in Genshin Impact. Go west to collect more flowers from Qingxu Pool.

The Chasm

Go to the Lumberpick Valley Waypoint near The Chasm in Genshin Impact and go southwest to start grabbing some Qingxin. Continue south around The Chasm’s Maw to grab more flowers.

Where To Buy Qingxin Flowers In Genshin Impact

Desperate Travelers are welcome to visit some vendors in Genshin Impact to purchase extra Qingxin. Additionally, Tubby in the Serenitea Pot also sells some Qingxin Flowers Seeds that grow every two days inside the Realm.

Genshin Impact

Genshin Impact is an open-world RPG made by MiHoYo. Focusing on the interactions between seven elements, Genshin Impact is a free-to-play gacha game with a host of characters, weapons, regions, and more.

Platform(s)

Mobile, iOS, Android, PC, PS4, PS5

Released

September 28, 2020

Developer(s)

HoYoverse (Formerly miHoYo)

Engine

Unity

ESRB

T for Teen – Fantasy Violence, Alcohol Reference