Shangri-La

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Shangri-La is a fictional Himalayan utopia depicted as a hidden, peaceful, and eternally youthful paradise.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional place
mythical location
utopia
appearsInWork Lost Horizon (novel)
surface form: Lost Horizon
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
createdBy James Hilton
describedAs eternally youthful paradise
hidden valley
peaceful paradise
firstAppearanceDate 1933
firstAppearanceInMedium novel
genre utopian fiction
hasCharacteristic inhabitants enjoy long life
inhabitants live in harmony with nature
is ageless
is harmonious
is hidden from the outside world
is isolated
is peaceful
is timeless
hasCulturalImpact became a widely recognized symbol of utopia
hasNameType coined to sound Tibetan
hasTheme escape from modern civilization
search for paradise
spiritual enlightenment
utopian ideal
influenced hotel and resort names
music and song titles
numerous films
popular concept of hidden Himalayan paradise
television adaptations
theme park attractions
tourism marketing in Himalayan regions
inspiredBy Tibetan Buddhist myths
legend of Shambhala
languageOfName English
locatedInFiction Himalayas
partOf Western literary mythos of lost worlds
relatedConcept Arcadia
Atlantis
El Dorado (legendary city of gold)
surface form: El Dorado

Shambhala
settingFor adventure tales
narratives about culture clash
stories of spiritual transformation
usedAsMetaphorFor ideal place of peace and happiness
remote earthly paradise
unattainable utopia

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Lost Horizon setting Shangri-La
Sondra Bizet in Lost Horizon fictionalUniverse Shangri-La
subject surface form: Sondra Bizet
Sondra Bizet in Lost Horizon setting Shangri-La
subject surface form: Sondra Bizet
Sondra Bizet in Lost Horizon residesIn Shangri-La
subject surface form: Sondra Bizet
Kalki birthplace Shangri-La
this entity surface form: Shambhala (mythic village or city)
Shangri-La dune fields on Titan namedAfter Shangri-La
this entity surface form: mythical land Shangri-La
Lost Horizon (novel) setIn Shangri-La
subject surface form: Lost Horizon
Lost Horizon (novel) introducedConcept Shangri-La
subject surface form: Lost Horizon
Robert Conway setting Shangri-La
Robert Conway relatedWork Shangri-La
this entity surface form: Shangri-La (concept)
High Lama residence Shangri-La
High Lama residence Shangri-La
this entity surface form: lamasery of Shangri-La
Lost Horizon (1973 film) setIn Shangri-La
The Lettermen notableSong Shangri-La
Lower Kachura Lake (Shangrila Lake) nameOrigin Shangri-La
subject surface form: Lower Kachura Lake
this entity surface form: Shangri-La (fictional paradise)