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Bottom of the Well dungeon walkthrough in Ocarina of Time

In this walkthrough, we'll guide you through the Bottom of the Well in Ocarina of Time. Here's how to get the Lenses of Truth and a few collectibles.

Bottom of the Well dungeon walkthrough in Ocarina of Time

The Bottom of the Well is a challenging mini-dungeon in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. To access it, you must first learn the Song of Storms from Music Man inside the windmill in Kakariko Village. After learning the song, return to the past and play it for Music Man, which will drain the water in the well. Only young Link can enter, so enter the well and climb through the tunnel.

Destroy the Skulltula and read the plaque on the floor to learn a valuable lesson about truth. Walk through the wall and lower the water level using Zelda's Lullaby to find a Triforce and defeat Dead Hand. Collect the Lenses of Truth to uncover illusions in the dungeon. After equipping the Lenses of Truth, locate the hidden ladder and climb up to a chest containing a purple rupee.

Continue to the basement, where you'll find ReDeads and other enemies. Collect the five crystals, open the dungeon map, and confront the Gibdo to complete the quest and gain the Lenses of Truth.

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