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[LotR] What is contemporary Valinor actually like?

Like, are there cities and villages? Still-living Valar hanging around? Does it have its own economy, politics, etc.?

Is it more like what America is to Europe, or is there all sorts of weird supernatural stuff going on which far surpasses anything on Middle-Earth?

It seems like all descriptions focus on the "ancient" days of the Silmarillion, but I want to know what it looks like as of the LotR timeline.
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We don't know, but an educated guess would say that it hasn't changed much. The beings in Valinor are immortal, and in Tolkien's work, immortality comes at the price of stagnation. Evolving, exploring and thinking outside the box are decidedly human traits. Elves are content to remain still. As for the Ainur, they're not interested in evolving. They're present to guard the status quo and fulfill Illuvatar's plans, not to move forward.