10 Small Details You Missed In The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Trailer

There are multiple locations that are easy to spot in the trailer, such as Numenor and Moria. However, some Tolkien fans are absolutely certain the shots of the grassy fields are of a lesser-known region called Ezellohar. Because the first image publicly released of The Rings of Power was of Ezellohar, we know this legendary land will feature in some capacity.

The name probably doesn't ring a bell, even to the most devoted fans, but Ezellohar may be the most important realm on the planet since it housed The Two Trees of Valinor. Laurelin the Gold Tree and Telperion the Silver Tree are the most significant artefacts in existence since their flowers and fruit were used to shape the world into what it is.

Tragically, these majestic plants were destroyed during The First Age by Morgoth and Shelob's ancestor, Ungoliant. Because The Rings of Power focuses on the Second Age, it's possible The Two Trees will only appear in flashback. But since this adaption is condensing and amalgamating key moments in The First and Second Age, these godly trees may still exist at the time period the series takes place.