For 10 points, name this location central to James Hilton's Lost Horizon, a Tibetan paradise.
One inhabitant of this location is Lo-Tsen, a Chinese woman who was to be married to an Eastern prince whom she had never met; an accomplished musician, most of the men who live here once fell in love with her. Among its luxuries are a bathtub made in Ohio, and it lies in the shadow of Karakal, a mountain whose name translates as "Blue Moon." It was founded by a man named Perrault, whom the main character of the novel in which it appears figures out is still its leader some (*) 300 years later. Among the people who become trapped here are an American fugitive named Barnard and the Christian Miss Brinklow, while Mallinson encourages Hugh Conway to escape from it after they are brought here in a hijacked airplane. For 10 points, name this location central to James Hilton's Lost Horizon, a Tibetan paradise.
One inhabitant of this location is Lo-Tsen, a Chinese woman who was to be married to an Eastern prince whom she had never met; an accomplished musician, most of the men who live here once fell in love with her.
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