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Jueyun Chili Featured

Where to Find Jueyun Chili in Genshin Impact

Red Hot Jueyun Peppers

Being one of Liyue’s most traditional specialties, Jueyun Chili is deeply incorporated into their cuisine and is included in many of the dishes the player can cook in Genshin Impact. However, this is not their only usage as they are also needed whenever you’re ascending certain characters such as Xiangling or Yaoyao.

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So even if you’re not aiming to become the best cook there ever was in Teyvat, there are plenty of reasons for you to collect some of those peppers for later. Characters eat up over 150 of ascending materials when leveling up, so you better stock them up.

All Jueyun Chili Locations in Genshin Impact

Fortunately, these items hail from all the way back in the 1.0 version when things were simpler. Jueyun Chilis are often found in batches of 3, making them rather easy to gather. Also in contrast to most of Sumeru’s items (such as those pesky Mushrooms), they’re not that far apart from each other and are exclusively found in the northern regions of Liyue.

All Jueyun Chili in Qingce Village

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The villagers won’t mind if you grab some of their chilies for dinner. Most of them are fairly close to teleports and you can make an easy route to get them all.

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All Jueyun Chili in Stone Gate

Jueyun Chili Stone Gate
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Use the Artifact Domain nearby to get those. The Stone Gate teleport will also work, but you’ll have to climb for a while since they’re all growing in the cliffs.

All Jueyun Chili in Qingyun Peak

Jueyun Chili Qingyun Peak
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Lots of peppers here. Start with those ones next to the Peak itself. None of them are on the cliffs themselves.

All Jueyun Chili in Jueyun Karst

Jueyun Chili Upper Jueyun Karst
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A few detours are needed to get them all in this area, but it shouldn’t be a big problem. You may want to skip some of them if you’re not desperate to get those chilies.

Jueyun Chili Jueyun Karst
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Next, head to the teleport next to the domain for gathering a few more of them. Detours once again are needed.

All Jueyun Chilli in Nantianmen

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Gliding down from the cliff is the fastest way to get those last ones. But these are not the only ways to get Chinese peppers in this Chinese game.

Related: All Sumeru Fishing Spots Locations in Genshin Impact

Buying Jueyun Chili

You can buy up to 5 chilies from Chief Mao at Liyue (next to Katheryne) for 1000 Mora each every 3 days. Good if you’re still missing a few and don’t want to go on a field trip for some groceries.

Planting Jueyun Chili in the Teapot

By equipping the Seed Dispenser, you get the Jueyun Chili Seeds for free whenever you pick them up in the wild. You can use those in your Serenitea Pot for growing your own Jueyun Chili plants in the Jade Fields. They take 3 days to grow, which is the same respawn time for the specialties in the open world.


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Patrick Souza
Patrick has been working for Prima since 2022 and joined as a Staff Writer in 2023. He's been interested in gaming journalism since college, and that was the path he took once he had his degree in hands. Diligently ignores his ever-growing backlog to keep raiding in Final Fantasy XIV, exploring in Genshin Impact or replaying some of his favorite RPGs from time to time. Loves tackling hard challenges in games, but his cats are still the hardest bosses he could ask for.