shangri-la (Meaning)

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shangri-la (n)

any place of complete bliss and delight and peace

The remote mountain village was a true Shangri-La, where time seemed to stand still.
The pristine lakeside resort offered a luxurious escape to a tranquil Shangri-La.
The lost city of Shangri-La was said to be hidden in the Himalayas, a paradise untouched by time.
In the depths of the jungle, explorers stumbled upon a secluded village that resembled a mythical Shangri-La.
The Shangri-La Hotel in Tokyo is renowned for its exquisite accommodations and stunning views.
The Shangri-La Dialogues promote understanding and cooperation between different cultures.
The Dalai Lama described Tibet as a Shangri-La where peace and spirituality prevailed.
The Shangri-La Encounters Festival showcases art and culture from diverse indigenous communities.
The writer James Hilton popularized the concept of Shangri-La in his novel "Lost Horizon."
Shangri-La is often used as a metaphor for a place of perfect peace, happiness, and tranquility.

any place of complete bliss and delight and peace

paradise,utopia, heaven, Sion, empyrean, New Jerusalem, Camelot,Eden, wonderland, Garden of Eden

hell, dystopia,dystopia, hell,anti-utopia, anti-utopia,fool's paradise, fool's paradise

The remote mountain village was a true Shangri-La, where time seemed to stand still.

The pristine lakeside resort offered a luxurious escape to a tranquil Shangri-La.

The lost city of Shangri-La was said to be hidden in the Himalayas, a paradise untouched by time.

In the depths of the jungle, explorers stumbled upon a secluded village that resembled a mythical Shangri-La.