The Hobbit Village is the main filming site for the film Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. It is located in the small town of Matamata, 150 km south of Auckland, New Zealand. In 1998, director Peter Jackson was here and even used New Zealand. The army established this shooting site. Every scene is so exquisite, seeing the tour guide's intentions on the details, there is a fake tree on the cave, the film crew specially imported 200,000 pieces of plastic leaves from Taiwan, and then a piece of glue from the staff On the trunk made of iron and silica gel, it is enough to see that their intentions are good.