Little Hobbiton Village

Down the globe, for the past decade or so, there has been a destination each year attracting a lot of international tourists.Travel New Zealand visit the tiny Hobbiton village That is Hobbiton village of dwarves, used to be a natural space as the setting for many scenes in two very popular movies (3 episodes / set), Lord of the Rings and Hobbit was adapted by New Zealand director Peter Jackson From the novels by British writer JRR Tolkien The Hobbiton Tiny Village Scattered on the green grassy hillside, surrounded by a lake and a clear spring are 44 tiny houses of dwarves Hobbit. Hobbiton village is here, one of the tourist destinations of New Zealand attracting the most international visitors.If you come here, remember to look for a house with green doors because it is Bilbo's "own mountain" Baggins, the famous hobbit in the trilogy The Hobbit has been adapted by director Peter Jackson from JRR Tolkien's school of the same name, and remember to look closely at other houses to identify the family. Which dwarves are well-off, poor families, which house sells smoked fish, which house specializes in the production of cheese and which sells vegetables, which houses sell honey, which houses make bread

... modest, small, but each house is firmly built with stone, brick, and concrete to survive the time Green Dragon Inn Let the Hobbit village have enough liveliness of everyday life.



They also burn firewood to let smoke come from the chimneys; all kinds of tiny clothes that are exposed, fluttering in the cold New Zealand winter winds. Surprisingly, when the young tour guide told her, the clothes were a special "product" of Weta Digital, a world-renowned company specializing in designing and manufacturing from monsters to weapons. in a lot of hit movies. They are hung in the fog, wind and sunlight for two years to be replaced. In the Hobbiton village there are many things that are "real goods" from nature, such as soil, green grass covered on the roofs. houses and plants and flowers growing around each house. But there was only one big oak tree, lush foliage on the top of the hill, just above Mr Bilbo's house.



It is a large tree with 376,000 plastic leaves imported from Taiwan, hooked on branches and branches and still regularly hand-painted, hand-painted leaves one by one. You come to the rice mill and right opposite is the Green Dragon restaurant, where you meet, chat and drink beer and entertainment of hobbits. This space just opened in late 2012 and also appeared in the trilogy of The Lord of the Rings. Today, visitors also come to Green Dragon to try a glass of local beer and then have a buffet. Guests can choose from casual beer, brown beer, non-alcoholic Frogmorton Ginger Beer or Sackville cider. The tour guide said, during the peak season, every day, guests enjoy all 20 large barrels of beer, or about 1,000 liters. more than and by 2015, welcoming more than 350,000 guests, there is a peak day, the guides here have to take turns leading 60 delegations. This large number of customers did not hinder the raising of 300 Angus beef cows and 13,000 Romney sheep by the family of Ian Alexander, who owns this larger 560-hectare space.



Jackson came to 1998 to borrow their lush natural spaces as the setting for the films Lord of the Rings whose farms that produce cows, sheep, and fleece are now New Zealand's most famous farm. Bilbo's home and also has many economic benefits not only for them, directed by Peter Jackson (50/50 business cooperation) but also for hundreds of households in the city. Matamata town, about two hours drive from Auckland city. The Alexander family is considering using the word Hobbiton as their own brand of farm-derived beef and lamb, now known as the "Hobbiton Movie Set". The Hobbit's house sells fish According to Saigon Entrepreneurs ** *.

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