Collection II - Places

The Places Collection consists of villages, towns, and special buildings as well as places that would probably end up as UNESCO Protected Cultural and Historical Sights - if the UN Inspectors sent to evaluate them did not keep ending up dying in “accidents” that is...

You will encounter - and add - each of these as part of the process of normal game play. No special actions are required.

Baghadur

- Our beloved leader Pagan Min awarded Baghadur Fortress (sometimes referred to by its old name of Ragatawada) to Noore as thanks for her many years of dedicated service. The warmth of our King can be seen in this gesture, those loyal to him are treated like family.

Banapur

- Banapur is the home of the rot that is the Golden Path. This is the darkest part of Kyrat, the centre of the tumor that threatens to spread and destroy our great nation. Fear not, Pagan Min and the Royal Army will soon restore peace and order to this terrorist stronghold.

Chal Jama Monastery

- Archaic legend states that this is where the goddess, Kyra created the Kyrati language. These foolish tales pale in comparison to the light of Pagan Min's wisdom. Look to our king for proper learning, not outdated fairy tales.

City of Pain

- Pagan Min would never purposely bring suffering to the people of Kyrat, but sometimes extremists' actions require extreme measures. They only “pain” here is the pain in the heart of a King who knows that if the terrorists in The Golden Path would end their insurgency, all Kyrat could be free from tyranny.

Durgesh Prison

- The ancient city is now used as a reformatory run by Yuma Lau. It has a successful rehabilitation rate of 93 percent and its guests are treated to one of the finest views Kyrat has to offer.

Ghale Homestead

- This is the former home of Kyrat's most hated traitor, Mohan Ghale. A forgotten ruin of a forgotten man.

Golden Path Camp

- This location is a known base for rebel sympathizers who foolishly believe they've escaped the eye of King Pagan Min. Little do they know that their continued existence is for a social experiment run b our ruler.

Jalendu Temple

- The site of the superstitious and vulgar Tarun Matara ceremony where innocent young girls were taken from their families and paraded around by leering priests as so-called brides of the land. Let it serve as a reminder of the dark past from which Pagan Min protects you and your families.

Keo Svargiya Mine

- The KEO mine is another Kyrati institution that King Pagan Min revived. Before he came to power it faced closure, but now it thrives. Laborers happily work there day and night to bring us the richest of the rock.

King's Bridge

- The King's Bridge is the bond that unites Kyrat's two halves. It allows the light of our magnificent Ling Pagan Min to flow into the South. Without it, the South would surely be lost to the darkness of the Golden Path.

Kyra Tea Factory

- A failed vestige of the old monarchy that Governor De Pleur turned int a source of pride for all Kyrati. Employee Satisfaction, Health and Safety records, and profitability are at an all time high. It is a shining example to the world of Kyrat's awe-inspiring economic upturn.

Rajgad Gulag

- Pagan Min's fortress, Rajgad, is symbol of his strength and dedication to the betterment of Kyrat. It is manned by his most dedicated soldiers. As long as its stands, the nefarious Golden Path will never succeed.

Ratu Gadhi

- Ratu Gadhi, a stronghold that has never fallen, belongs to King Pagan Min's most able sentinel, General Yuma. It is a testament to Kyrati fortitude, which would not be possible without fearless Yuma's strength and King Min's wisdom.

Rochan Brick Factory

- The Rochan Brick Factory once faced ruin, but the ever-generous King Pagan Min revived it. Now this vintage Kyrati landmark is once again in operation, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. No longer staffed by unsupervised children, it is another proud example of Kyrat's economic fortitude.

Royal Fortress

- The Royal Fortress is based on a design originally created by the child prodigy, Malla. However, the former Royal family was careless in its construction. Pagan Min personally oversaw its renovation and retrofitted it into the glorious stronghold that exists today.

Royal Palace

- This is the magnificent home of our illustrious leader, King Pagan Min. Only his most loyal servants and trusted guests are allowed inside. Future plans for its renovation include the addition of a museum dedicated to our king and a water part.

Shanath Arena

- Kyrat's legendary arena was recently renovated thanks to King Pagan Min's loyal servant, Noore and The Ministry of Arts and Entertainment. All contestants are volunteers. Betting is open to all attendees.

Sleeping Saints

- False idols and ancient relics of an older time, the so-called Sleeping Saints are aptly named for their ineffectiveness. The illustrious King Min has scheduled these foolish carvings for a controlled demolition in the interests of public safety.

Tirtha

- King Min and Governor De Pleur have begun rebuilding this village to raise it to northern standards following the tyranny of the Golden Path. While much work remains to undo the damage of their tyranny, Tirtha is fast becoming a beacon of an ideal Kyrati village.

Utkarsh

- Utkarsh is a shining beacon of the new Kyrat, thanks to tireless efforts from Yuma and the Royal Guard. Here is Pagan Min's light made truth. May Utkarsh long serve as an example of what can be achieved when a nation is united under the vision of a great leader.

Varshakot

- Paul “De Pleur” Harmon's fortress, Varshakot, is officially recognized as a Grade II protected monument by The Ministry of Public Affairs and Social Harmony. It represents the lawful rule of the great King Pagan Min and the tireless work of Kyrat's adopted son De Pleur.

While every effort was made during the two game play-throughs we completed and which this part of the guide is based to document every place for this Collection, it is possible that we missed one or more locations.

If that turns out to be the case, we will add them in as discovered...