If you want to judge the most memorable scenes in the "Lord of the Rings" series, I believe that the Hobbit Village in the "Hobbit" is none other than. This village, far from the city and beautiful scenery, was once a farm on the North Island of New Zealand. Today it is interpreted by the crew and travel company as the paradise of Middle-earth, the county of Shire. Hobbit is about 150 kilometers from Auckland and it takes about 2 hours to drive. There is a big parking lot here and it is free. New Zealand parking, except for urban charges in big cities, most don't need money. Tickets: NZD 79 for adults Youth (9-16 years old) 39.5 New Zealand dollars, Children (0-8 years old) Free Hobbit Village has Chinese group And the English group can choose the English group that we originally reported, but there are too many people who see the English group so the Chinese group is temporarily changed, and the person who speaks Chinese is still not the person who speaks English. Big. Entering the Hobbit Village, they must follow the team and cannot act alone. This is the bus that carries us into the village. The car is ringing the background music of the Hobbit, and the scene outside the window is a special feeling. When the famous director Peter Jackson flew all over New Zealand to find a filming site for his giant film, the Matangata farm surrounded by green hills and quiet pastures brought him The shock to the heart deeply touched him.