New Zealand: The Real Hobbiton, Let's See What Hobbiton Village Is Like?

Hobbiton, located in the Matamata region of North Island, New Zealand, is situated on farms outside the small town of Matamata, and is the filming location for the Lord of the Rings trilogy and The Hobbit. Many movie fans come here to relive the details of the films.

Take the bus to Hobbiton.

Board the bus to Hobbiton Village, where a welcome sign is available at the village entrance, and an English-speaking guide will first set the atmosphere, then take us into the village.

There are many signs in the village.

First enter a garden. At this time, you can see many groups, and the guide will control the walking speed so that tourists can disperse and visit. Here, the guide asks everyone if they have seen Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, and some tourists raise their hands.

Some movie fans are wearing elf ears, and are very immersed. The vegetables in the garden are real, and the vegetables on the table are models.

The Hobbit's caves are carefully arranged, and there are many flowers around the caves, which are particularly warm.

Different caves have different shapes and colors, and some caves have fences outside.

Honey jars are for sale.

Low sheds, where you can chop wood.

Small clothes are hung on the mountain.

Looking from the mountain, you can see tall trees and rolling mountains.

A bakery stall. The bread is a model.

It seems like this is a pottery maker?

The mountains are undulating, the trees are tall, the lake is pure, the grass is green, and the scenery is extremely beautiful.

Note that the Hobbit Village caves are only for viewing, and opening the round door will not reveal what is inside. The indoor scenes in the movie were filmed in a studio.

Small handicrafts.

Cute paintings.

Come to an open space, we can play freely, we can sit on a seesaw, we can sit on a swing.

Beer barrel.

Mini bulletin board.

Mill, water wheel keeps rolling.

Green Dragon Inn, mud walls and thatched roofs, restoring the film scene, the interior has a bar counter, wooden tables and benches, and a burning fireplace, the interior is overall warm yellow, just like entering the film.

The end of the Hobbit movie set tour is here. The tour package includes free drinks. Tourists can order drinks here, which are non-alcoholic, we ordered Ginger Beer, which is said to be beer, but it is non-alcoholic. The taste is generally ordinary, cool and cool, with ginger and sweetness, we didn't finish it.

Internal wooden structure.

The walls also have paintings of Hobbiton Village.

The fireplace is always burning, sitting by the fireplace to drink beer, it feels very cool.

Rest for a while, we gather to go out of the exit, the scenery along the way is also beautiful.

For example, this transparent and clear lake reflects the tall tree groups, which is very shocking.

There are also Hobbit's caves by the lake.

Someone wants to buy fish?