What is the name of the floating mountain range in James Cameron’s Avatar?

The floating mountain range in James Cameron’s Avatar is called the Hallelujah Mountains.

These enormous rock formations hover above Pandora and are among the film’s most distinctive landscapes. Their levitation is associated with Pandora’s unusual magnetic conditions, while waterfalls, forests, and mist make the region a visually important part of the world-building.

The Hallelujah Mountains are linked to China’s Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, whose tall sandstone pillars helped inspire the film’s floating peaks. The film transforms that real-world visual idea into an alien environment with its own geology and ecology.

Avatar was released in 2009 and became known for combining performance capture, stereoscopic 3D, and extensive digital environment design. The mountains also appear in promotional imagery because they immediately communicate the scale and otherworldliness of Pandora.