Matamata

The town of Mata is also a very wonderful place. When you come here, you can see the architectural style of the ancient European period. The style of many retro buildings and natural counties in this town is also a place where many classical film and television dramas are suitable for taking scenery.

Follow a professional guide to the town of Mata, where the films "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" are filmed, exploring the secrets of two world blockbusters. The Hobbit series was released in the United States on December 14, 2012. It tells the story of the Hobbit Bilbo Baggins, introduced by the wizard Gandalf, joining a team of 13 dwarfs to embark on an adventure on the lonely mountain...

There are only a few thousand people in the small town of Mata. Many houses are empty. Some small villas can see a lot of flowers and plants planted. There are quite a lot of locals who play here. [View] The scenery here is beautiful [Fun] Fun.

In ancient times, the "Berber" people lived in caves in the mountains and stones. The terrain was like a psychedelic cave, which was very strange. Therefore, the business card "Star Wars" was specially shot in this real scene, and there was a sense of doubt about aliens.

It takes about 15 minutes to get on the scenic bus to the village road. The Valley scenery is so beautiful that it is amazing that a dwarf village built for a movie has become a must-have resort for the fans of the Ring. Flowers of all kinds are more colorful and dazzling in the valley against the background of green grass. The special man's cabin is cute and has ginger juice. That's cool.

The town of Matamata, the first song of the famous "Lord of the Rings", is famous for its attractions in the villages inhabited by the Hobbits. Although the town is not the same as Hobbit Village (tickets are required to visit the village), as long as you come to the town, the relevant elements can be seen everywhere.

After the arrival of the self-driving matamata, the navigator almost couldn't find out what else to say when he met the enthusiastic uncle Kiwi who offered to show his way. But it's better to buy the ticket beforehand because it may take a long time for the group to go in and buy the ticket temporarily.