When I came to the Hobbit Village in New Zealand, I realized what it means to be a fairy tale. The Middle-earth world built in the movie is real and is rebuilt for the film. This village is located in Matamata, New Zealand. It is a two-hour drive from Auckland. It was originally a small village with a beautiful environment. It was later discovered by the film production company and became the perfect home for the dwarfs in the movie. On the green hillside, the semi-circular Hobbit cave hut is "inlaid" in the middle of the mountain, patchwork. There are 44 caves in the current Hobbit Village, which are open seven days a week. The guide can lead a group of tourists to the cave every 15 minutes, and finally have a drink in the Green Dragon Bar to recreate the classic scenes in the movie. It is also especially suitable for family-friendly trips. The short caves and the heights of the children are the best match! It is recommended that the costumes of the photographs should be as medieval as possible, or the country style, and the environment should be more suitable. The princess style of small flowers is not very suitable. Transportation: Starting from Auckland by car, about two hours drive tickets: NZ84 for adults; 42 (NZDs for children aged 9-16); children (0-8 years old) Free Opening hours: Monday ~ Sunday: 09