Talk:Shangri-La (disambiguation)
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Okay, if this is going to be a diambig. page, is the author planning to move all the other uses of the word from the Shangri-La page? Otherwise, this page is useless. Quill 03:15, 5 Nov 2004 (UTC)
- I just did, three years and change after the fact. Chris (クリス • フィッチ) (talk) 00:34, 25 March 2008 (UTC) Here they are:
In 2002, the Stark Foundation began building a new Shangri La Botanical Garden on the original site. The new gardens will display the great diversity of plants found throughout the world. They will mirror Stark's Shangri-La in an area called the Garden of the Blue Moon.
Lake Shangri-La is a mid-sized lake in south-eastern Wisconsin (Kenosha County) which is connected to Bennet Lake and is populated by people of all economic status.
Shangri-La is also a roadside attraction located near Prospect Hill, North Carolina that resembles a miniature village made entirely of stone, brick, and other materials. [1]
Currently in Canada there are two high end condominium developements being constructed with the name Shangri-La. They cater to the very rich and will provide world class services and amenities. Their tagline is "Living Shangri-La (Vancouver)". The Vancouver location will be the tallest building in Vancouver. The Toronto location will be located on University avenue and reflects the current booming high-end condo market in the downtown of the city.[2]
Shangri-La is also a map in Unreal Tournament III.
"Shangri-La" is a song written by Ray Davies of The Kinks.
"Shangri-la" is also a song by the japanese group Chatmonchy, realised in 2006, and put in the album Seimeiryoku in 2007.
"Shangri La" is also a song by the English punk rock band "The Adicts."
The Wraith:Shangri-la is an album name for an alternative rap group called Insane Clown Posse.
"Shangri-La Dee Da" is also the name of and album by the 90's rock group Stone Temple Pilots.
Shangri-La is the name given to a collection of multi-national food kiosks located outside Yale-New Haven Hospital in New Haven, Connecticut.
Bridges of Shangri-La is a boardgame designed by Leo Colovini.
Shangri-La Lane is a road in Lexington Park, Maryland across from the Patuxent River Naval Air Base.
Shangri-La is said to be an influence, or theoretical model on which the isolated island in T.V.'s "LOST" is based on.
Shangri-La is also an album and a song by Mark Knopfler.
"This is Shangri-La" is also a name of a song by the early 90's rock group Mother Love Bone.
New Guinea valley[edit]
So the book Lost in Shangri-La is about some folks who crashed a plane in a valley on New Guinea which was unhabited by uncontacted peoples and had only been discovered by the West in 1944. It was called Hidden Valley and Shangri-La by Westerners. Apparently it was in Netherlands New Guinea, now Papua (province) in Indonesia. This 1998 report from one of the rescuers marks the valley as "about 120 miles south of Hollandia (Jayapura), just about in the middle of New Guinea", somewhere near the source of the Fly River. The book (limited excerpts) mentions a village called Uwambo, of the Yali people. I would like to map the valley and village, either to modern names, Wikipedia articles, or geographical coordinates, but am having difficulty doing so. Wikipedia says the Yali live east of the Baliem Valley, and that this was discovered in 1938. If anyone can plot this valley more precisely, your help would be appreciated. -- Beland (talk) 19:53, 30 May 2011 (UTC)