What is the name of the enchanted forest in Frozen II?

The enchanted forest in Frozen II is called the Enchanted Forest.

It is the ancestral homeland of the Northuldra, a people whose culture is closely connected with nature and magic. The forest becomes trapped behind an impenetrable wall of mist after a conflict between the Northuldra and Arendellian soldiers. The elemental spirits—air, fire, water, and earth—also withdraw after the conflict.

Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Kristoff, and Sven travel there after Elsa awakens the spirits around Arendelle. Inside the forest, they encounter the Northuldra, the surviving Arendellian soldiers, and several magical beings. The air spirit appears as a powerful wind, the fire spirit is a small salamander named Bruni, the water spirit is the horse-like Nøkk, and the earth spirits are enormous rock giants.

Ahtohallan is a frequent wrong answer because Elsa travels there later, beyond the forest, to uncover the past. The North Mountain is the setting of Elsa’s ice palace in the first film, while Arendelle is the kingdom the characters are trying to protect. The film’s official location name is conventionally rendered with the article “the.”