Possibly The Closest Way To Go To Pandora.

[Raiden]

Or you could just appreciate the biodiversity of your own planet, which was the primary intention of the movie's message...

I know I'm probably spoiled in regards to access to open, natural spaces, but you'd be surprised what kinds of things you can find in your own town if you look.

I found a herd of Elk living near my school, a population of salamanders living in a stone retaining wall, trapdoor spiders living on my campus, and tiger beetles living behind my old high school. Plus a wide, wide variety of plants, fungi, and other animals.

The biodiversity of my own backyard skyrocketed recently, and all I did was put in a bird feeder on an old apple tree. I saw a cooper's hawk the other day trying to eat the little birds coming to the feeders.

[Crickett]

Originally Posted by Raiden

Or you could just appreciate the biodiversity of your own planet

[Neytiryä Muntxatan]

Originally Posted by Raiden

Or you could just appreciate the biodiversity of your own planet, which was the primary intention of the movie's message...

I say the same as raiden. because even with OR its never the same as a ''real Pandora''.

i've got the same problem with the avatar world in disney land its not Pandora and it dont feel like pandora.

so i enjoy the nature of earth till im gone.