Mentioning New Zealand, I believe that many movie fans will first think of the "Lord of the Rings" and the "Hobbit" trilogy. Among the six films, one of the six scenes is the paradise that fans have longed for in this life, that is, the name " Hobbiton. Hoby is located in Matamata, North Island, New Zealand. It is one of the New Zealand pilgrimage sites for many Lord of the Rings. The scenery here is beautiful, the terrain is undulating, the grass is like the grass, the sheep are in groups, and the forty-four Hobbit caves are scattered and splendid in different places. In Tolkiens classic fantasy adventure series, The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogy, most of the adventures are from the Middle-earth-The Shire area. The fictional little village of Hobbiton began. In the first film of The Lord of the Rings, the film crew set production took nine months to create the village on the farm. Later, they returned here for two and a half years to film Jackson's new film, The Hobbit. In the movie "The Hobbit" shooting scene, you can follow the guide and drive through the 1,250-acre, picturesque shepherd's farm, along the way to the Kama Mountains. Majestic scene, sighs the magnificent god of nature. Visit the Bag End, where the Frodo and Bilbos adventures begin. The Hobbit Lodge, the Green Dragon Inn, the Mill and the Banquet Tree will definitely make you feel overwhelmed. Listen to the legendary story about the Hobbits. From the big city of Auckland, New Zealand, it only takes less than 3 hours to get there. The roads are flat and wide, the road signs are clear and the driving is easy; and the scenery on the road is very good. Beautiful, especially suitable for renting a car or a family to travel by car~