Palworld Interactive Map for Palpagos and the World Tree
Palworld is officially described as an open-world survival and crafting game, and exploration runs across land, sea, and sky with mounted Pals. Pocketpair's Version 1.0 announcement also confirmed new regions and the long-awaited World Tree. This Palworld Interactive Map separates Palpagos and the World Tree into two views so you can search the part of the game you are actually exploring.
The current dataset publishes 7990 mapped locations: 7546 on Palpagos and 444 around the World Tree. That total includes 7359 wild Pal spawn points plus travel, encounter, dungeon, merchant, resource, bounty, oil-rig, and treasure-map markers. These totals come from this site's extracted game-data build, not an estimate or a manually inflated point-of-interest list.
How to use this Palworld Interactive Map
The Palworld Interactive Map works best when you start broad, then narrow it to one species, marker type, level band, or field trip.
Search a Pal or place
Use the main search for Pal names, travel points, dungeons, and resources. The species search accepts English and Chinese names, while cross-map results can surface a match in the other world.
Enable only the layers you need
Fast Travel and Towers are visible first to keep the map readable. Turn on wild Pals, Alpha Pals, dungeons, merchants, or material layers when they match the trip you are planning.
Check the marker details
Open a marker to see location confidence, in-game X/Y/Z coordinates, nearby points, and level data. Wild spawns also show possible species, appearance time, and group size when those rules exist in the source data.
Build a field itinerary
Mark stops complete or add them to an itinerary. Reduce backtracking reorders points on the current map by straight-line map distance. The connecting line shows stop order, not a walkable terrain path.
What is covered by the Palworld Interactive Map?
Coverage is intentionally limited to marker categories present in the extracted dataset. The page labels approximate placements instead of presenting every point as equally precise.
- Pal spawns and fixed encounters
- The map publishes 7359 wild Pal spawn points plus fixed Alpha Pal locations. Where source rules are available, a spawn can include possible species, minimum and maximum level, group size, and appearance time.
- Travel and progression
- Fast-travel points, organization towers, dungeon entrances, and sealed realms can be enabled separately. This keeps a progression route readable without mixing every encounter into one layer.
- Resources and merchants
- Ore, coal, sulfur, pure quartz, crude oil, and merchant locations have their own filters. A resource marker represents a source-data cluster or field, not a promise that every individual rock is plotted.
- Bounties and discoveries
- Bounty targets, oil rigs, and treasure-map destinations are separate marker types. Use them with nearby locations and the itinerary tool when several objectives belong in the same trip.
Coordinates, confidence, and route limits
This dataset contains 7961 points classified as exact locations and 29 classified as approximate areas. The marker panel shows that confidence label, so an approximate placement is not presented as an exact coordinate.
Game updates can move, add, or remove world content. If Pocketpair changes a placement, the map can differ from the live game until the extracted dataset is rebuilt and checked. Route ordering also ignores roads, water, height, hazards, and locked areas.
Your Palworld Interactive Map progress, including completed markers and itinerary stops, is saved only in this browser's local storage. The page does not sign in to a Palworld account, read a game save, or sync progress between devices.
Palworld Interactive Map FAQ
What does the Palworld Interactive Map include?
It includes separate Palpagos and World Tree views with filters for wild and Alpha Pals, fast travel, towers, dungeons, sealed realms, merchants, six resource types, bounties, oil rigs, and treasure-map targets.
Does the Palworld Interactive Map include the World Tree?
Yes. Select the World Tree tab above the map. The World Tree uses its own texture and marker set, and cross-map search can take you to a matching result outside the active view.
Can I find Pal spawn locations and levels?
Yes. Enable Wild Pals, search for a species, and open a matching marker. When the extracted spawn rules provide them, the detail panel shows possible species, level range, group size, and whether a Pal is restricted to night.
Are all map markers exact?
No. Most published points are classified as exact, but a small set is derived from a source-area center. Those markers are visibly labeled Approximate area so you can treat them as search zones rather than exact destinations.
Does the itinerary follow roads and terrain?
No. Reduce backtracking uses straight-line map distance to reorder stops on the active map. It does not calculate a playable route around cliffs, water, hazards, blocked areas, or vertical travel.
Do I need an account, and where is my progress saved?
No account is required. Completed markers and itinerary stops stay in local storage in the browser you are using. Clearing site data or switching devices starts with a separate local state.