The Sacred Grove, at night especially. I just love the Skullkid hunt and even more the longer version with the bow. The Puzzle where you have to make the Stone guard go on their right places was nice I like Zelda puzzles and
TP didn't have many so I enjoyed this. And the place is nice to just hang around in too. I like the Snowhead Ruins because it's a nice place. Just hate the Chilfoses, they just aren't fun to fight and I'm not a fan of slippery ice-dungeons, but doesn't seem like a real dungeon because it's someone's house and the Yetis live there now. I keep wondering who lived there originally. Some Hylian knight that was there to guard the borders or had retired to live there after serving the kingdom long enough. I mean there are paintings of the Castle, Ordon goats and the Gerudo Desert Prison (Arbiter's Grounds). Must have been an important person. And all that weaponry would point towards a Knight of the kingdom of Hyrule.
Love the Zoras. They are so good looking in
TP. Noble and loyal as ever and very polite. Like the way you can't right away see which ones are female and which one are male but you can learn to recognize them mostly eventually. They finally took away the boobs from the females because I always suspected that they didn't breastfeed their youngs. They wouldn't be the only mammals to lay eggs, but somehow the breastfeeding side never seemed realistic to me.
Like always the Graveyard seemed nice although not as nice as some others, the Graveyard of the Royal Castle of Hyrule although was very beautiful and the inner sanctuary of the Kakariko Graveyard that housed the Royal Zora Tomb was very beautiful too.
I liked that there is the Kakariko village and the Old Kakariko Village. The Hidden village is actually the original Kakariko Village. If you don't believe me then read the sing. On the roof of one of the houses in the Hidden Village there is a big signboard that reads in the alphabets of the game, but in plain English "Welcome to Old Kakariko". You can't read it so well in the Wii version because of the mirroring, but you can clearly make it out in the original version of the game. I translated the alphabets by reading the place names on the map. (more about it on another post)