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Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers

Mount Sunday

New Zealand  ·  Edoras, capital of Rohan

Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers filmed at Mount Sunday. A squat peak in Hakatere Conservation Park that was turned into Edoras, the capital of Rohan. On screen it's Edoras.

Mount Sunday,
Jeff Hitchcock from Vancouver, BC, Canada · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Where to go

-43.548, 170.893

Probable Named in published production coverage; the coordinate is the place itself, checked against a gazetteer. This is an area, not a spot. The coordinate is its middle, so use it to navigate to the place and not to line up a shot.

Good to know

Title
Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers (2002)
On screen
Edoras
In real life
Mount Sunday
Can you visit?
Open to the public, free
Time to allow
—
Confidence
Probable

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Mount Sunday today

Photography of the place as it is now — production stills from the publications that covered the shoot, and freely-licensed photographs. Each links to its source.

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Questions

Where exactly did Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers film at Mount Sunday?
At -43.548, 170.893. Named in published production coverage; the coordinate is the place itself, checked against a gazetteer. This is an area, not a spot. The coordinate is its middle, so use it to navigate to the place and not to line up a shot.
Can you visit Mount Sunday?
Open to the public, free.
What else was filmed near Mount Sunday?
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