The Tianzi mountains in China, the mountains of the film 'Avatar'
At this point, who has not seen the movie 'Avatar'? If you have seen the film, surely the landscape that leads our article is very familiar. But if you have not yet had the opportunity to enjoy one of the most innovative science fiction films in the history of the seventh art, now is the perfect excuse!
Although you do not need to have seen 'Avatar' to recognize this landscape. The Tianzi Mountains in China are the scene in which some scenes of the film of James Cameron happen. Do you want to know more about these emblematic mountains? Read on...
The Zhangjiajie Nature Reserve
The Tianzi mountains in China are so extraordinary that for that very reason the director of 'Avatar', James Cameron, chose them like scene for the film. Of course, a landscape that seems more typical of another world.
Take note, the mountains of the movie 'Avatar' are in the Chinese province of Hunan, specifically in the Zhangjiajie nature reserve. So if you feel like discovering in the first person the stage of 'Avatar', you can already reserve the tickets for the mysterious and incredible beauty of the Tianzi mountains in China.
Mysterious and amazing vegetation
Spectacular mountains that have more than 300 million years of history, surrounded by a green and wooded area with abysses and nature in pure state. Its characteristic green color is due to the frequent rains that bathe the ground, obtaining that dupida and beautiful vegetation so characteristic. A beauty as enigmatic as it is fantastic. So it is not surprising that James Cameron chose precisely these mountains of China. Who would not have done it?
Do you recognize the Alleluia mountain, which is home to the Na'vi people? In fact, this scenario is known as the Tianzi Mountain, it covers an area of 67 square kilometers and has a peak that reaches approximately 1,262 meters in altitude.
In any case, as impressive in the film as in reality.
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