#hobbit village new zealand

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what good filming locations/area do you think they should use for the Zelda movie?

(for me first thing that came to mind was New Zealand because that's where LOTR and The Hobbit, but i also hope my country, The Philippines, would be included at some point in the filming)

I also thought that New Zealand would be a great place to film the Zelda movie, lol.

For other areas, i'm thinking Europe in general. There are many places with ancient castles & cities that I think would fit the world's setting. A lot of it inspired the game's villages/locations too. France, Germany, places like that. But I think the Philippines would be a great location to film as well. Maybe even Japan, since Kakariko village in botw/totk is very much inspired by Japanese villages. I envision the sheikah tribe itself would be played by asian actors.

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Sheep of the Hobbit village

Sheep Have Taken Over Hobbit Holes on The Lord of The Rings Set //Aww cute the sheep want to cosplay being Hobbits from the Lord of the rings / The Hobbit

(old article but still cute, the Hobbit village is now open to the public)

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Hobbiton Village New Zealand

Ever just want to become a HOBBIT and get away from it all...

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Airbnb Diaries

Jo, Bart and Tahlia. New Zealand citizen. They came to my house on May 26, 2024. It was such a day in Izmir. At this age, I have never seen such a heavy rain. A comprehensive cocktail could be made with the hailstones that fell in the garden of his house. If you put 10 ice buckets it could be full. There was no warm weather to put the beers into the full ice bucket. It wasn't cold either. Classic Izmir weather:) years old short slippers. One long sleeve on top. Or vest . Just put these on. I think Jo and his family came from Hobbit land with their ice. A warm and sweet family :) I'm being ironic. It was a very interesting day. Jo's husband Bart couldn't find the house. They probably couldn't reach me because of the heavy rain. They asked the store next to me. Then those who were marketed to me reached out. I immediately went to the market. In fact, there was someone naked and without slippers in front of me :) We met in front of the market, in the running water, in the village square, which is slightly sloped, regardless of the rain. Our only difference. I had sandals. He jumped out of the car barefoot. He was talking to me. It was a natural meeting. Bartın's daughter Tahlia and his wife Jo were in the car. Somehow we parked the car in the garden. I said to Bart, "Are your shoes too thin?" Let me give you a slipper etc. He said no, I asked for you barefoot. While we are talking about these, meeting etc. Something that would never happen happened. Normally I divide knitted furniture. 10 years. I made nearly 30 thousand mesh tables with tempered glass tops. 30 thousand pieces of glass came to my workshop and the number of glass broken in 10 years is 3-5. 5 out of 30 thousand. Think about it now. The frosted glass of the table we were chatting on shattered with a boom. Is there an evil eye? 3-5 minutes after I told Barta, "Be careful, don't let anything happen to your foot," there were pieces of glass everywhere. Did he show me a miracle too? We even made a deer in the village anyway. There is no city filth. Maybe I said it would be animal droppings at best. You press it. For example; Swallows make a nest on the lamp right at the entrance door of my house. This year they have 7 cubs. And of course the puppies are fed all day and come to my door :) here's your shit. I cleanse 3-4 times a day. Lastly, I put cardboard on the card of the slot. When the glass of the table we were sitting at shattered, I immediately told him to put on slippers etc. That's enough, there is no need to lie down like Bilbo Bagins in The Lord of the Rings. We cleaned up the mess. Thank goodness nothing happened to anyone. Speaking of teas and coffees. I met a beautiful family from New Zealand. Unfortunately, although the conversation is nice, they will wake up at 6am and go to the airport. They were touring the world in two pieces. They told about the places they went. What happened to them. Memories of Bozköy were short-lived. Time is short. It is necessary to rest. I thank them. They also invited me. Those who lost their lives before reaching their homes. He also had sons. I think he's 29 and 23 years old. The photos were looked at. Etc etc. There may be many stories to tell and many guests to host in this life. It's about to be chosen in the stories of people who gave meaning to my life, even if just for a day. Not from the innkeeper's notebook. emrekocdiyebiri

Negative :

Jo rented the house to Bartın's wife

Tahlia: Their 13-year-old daughter was playing upstairs at one point. He will be good at guitar...

Bart: without slippers :)

Me: Innkeeper

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A Gap Year Adventure in New Zealand: Exploring the Land of Beauty and Conservation

Taking a gap year is a chance to step away from all the studying after school nd to gain new experiences. What better place to do this than New Zealand? Known for its breathtaking landscapes, rich Maori culture, and thrilling activities, New Zealand is the perfect destination for adventure, personal growth, and the opportunity to make a difference.

Why New Zealand?

New Zealand, made up of the North Island and South Island along with numerous smaller islands, boasts a population of about 5 million and has Wellington as its vibrant capital city. Famous for its stunning scenery that served as the backdrop for iconic movies like "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit," New Zealand is a magnet for tourists and adventurers alike. But the most important reason why I want to visit the beautiful country is for it's stunning and unique flora and fauna.

The Journey Begins

Getting to New Zealand from Düsseldorf takes at least 28 hours, but the journey is well worth it. Flights start at 103 euros so looking for a cheap one that takes me ight to my destination will be difficult will be difficult. The best times to visit are in February, May, or August as prices drop during that time and allow me to travel with a smaller budget. From there I will use public transport when I arrive. New Zealand offers an extensive network of affordable buses, making it easy to travel and explore.

During my gap year, I wish to volunteer at the Kiwi Conservation Volunteer & Internship Project. This program offers a unique chance to live close to nature and contribute to crucial conservation efforts. For a application fee of 512.40 euros, I'll be provided with a stay in small cabins equipped with basic necessities and work in expansive forests covering about 2,000 hectares.

As a volunteer, I'll engage in various tasks such as track maintenance, bait station filling and monitoring, GPS trail mapping, trapping, small mammal monitoring, and monitoring endangered species like the kiwi and kokako birds. Not only will this teach me about New Zealand’s native forests and endangered birds, but it’ll also help stabilize the populations of these incredible species.

Social Connections and Cultural Immersion

Volunteering with the Kiwi Conservation project offers more than just work experience. Building social connections with fellow volunteers from different countries, gaining new perspectives and making lifelong friends makes it all the more worth it. The program allows one day off each week, giving aomple time to participate in activities, explore the cities, and get immersed in Maori culture. Attending cultural performances, visiting traditional villages, and learn about the history and customs of the Maori people will prove to be a great way to get even more insight into the rich history of the country and it's inhabitants.

Budgeting for the Gap Year

Planning the budget is crucial for a successful gap year. In addition to the 512.40 euros application fee, I'll have to allocate at least 420 euros for travel. Activities range from free to at least 34 euros, ensuring I'll be able to find something that fits into my budget. From bungee jumping and skydiving to hiking and skiing, the country provides endless opportunities for adventures. Some highlights include a four-hour day cruise for 71 euros and a ziplining and forest walk on Waiheke Island for 51 euros. Hiking and city explorations are often free, allowing me to enjoy the natural beauty and vibrant urban life without spending my money.

Final Thoughts

In conclusion visiting New Zealand and volunteering there in wildlife conservation really is a great opportunity to break out of the stressful school life I'm used to but still learning new things and contributing to the world.

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top 5 picturesque villages of new zealand

Arrowtown

Nestled beside the Arrow River, Arrowtown is a historic gold mining village with quaint streets lined with preserved 19th-century cottages. Explore the vibrant autumn colors, boutique shops, and cozy cafes that make this village a picture-perfect destination.

2.AKAROA

Located on the Banks Peninsula, Akaroa is a delightful French-inspired village. Enjoy stunning harbor views, dolphin watching, and the unique blend of French and Kiwi culture. Stroll through charming streets, savor delicious cuisine, and immerse yourself in the serene coastal beauty.

3.RUSSELL

As the first permanent European settlement in New Zealand, Russell is rich in history and charm. Situated in the Bay of Islands, this village offers beautiful beaches, historic sites, and waterfront dining. Take a ferry ride, explore the historic buildings,and relax in this idyllic coastal haven.

4.HOBBITON

Step into the magical world of Hobbiton, the movie set village from “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit” trilogies. Located near Matamata, this enchanting village features lush green pastures, charming hobbit holes, and the iconic Green Dragon Inn. A must-visit for any Tolkien fan!

5.WANAKA

Set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Wanaka and the Southern Alps, Wanaka is a paradise for nature lovers. Enjoy outdoor adventures such as hiking, skiing, and kayaking. The village itself boasts vibrant cafes, boutique shops, and a relaxed atmosphere that perfectly complements its natural surroundings.

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New Zealand - Top 5 things to do...🌎

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1) Explore Milford Sound: Located within Fiordland National Park, Milford Sound is one of New Zealand's most famous natural wonders. Take a cruise through the fjords and admire the dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife including seals, dolphins, and penguins. You can also kayak or hike the Milford Track to see this unspoiled wilderness up close.

2) Hike the Tongariro Alpine Crossing: Considered one of the best day hikes in the world, Tongariro Alpine Crossing offers breathtaking views of volcanic landscapes, emerald lakes and steaming springs. The 19.4km trail passes through the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tongariro National Park, revealing the supernatural beauty of New Zealand's North Island.

3) Experience Māori culture: Explore the rich traditions of indigenous Māori by visiting cultural sites such as Te Papa Tongarewa and the National Museum of New Zealand in Wellington, or attending traditional Māori cultural performances and festivals (hangi). Please soak in. You can also explore Maori villages such as Rotorua's Whakarewarewa and learn more about Maori customs, art and cuisine.

4) Queenstown Adventures: Known as New Zealand's adventure capital, Queenstown offers a wide range of adrenaline-filled activities. From bungee jumping and skydiving to jet boating and whitewater rafting, there's no shortage of exciting experiences. You can also indulge in more relaxing activities, such as wine tasting in the nearby Gibbston Valley or a cruise on Lake Wakatipu.

5) Visit Hobbiton: Step into the magical world of J.R.R. Experience Tolkien's Middle-earth by visiting the Hobbiton film set in Matamata. Take a guided tour of the Hobbit's cave, carefully recreated in a lush landscape, and enjoy a drink at the Green Dragon's Inn. Whether you're a fan of The Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit movies, or just want to admire the mesmerizing scenery, Hobbiton is a must-see destination in New Zealand.

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Lot Name: Hobbit Village

My week 6 build for #BGS5WorldTour and I made a hobbit-inspired village, for New Zealand.

I was inspired by locations in the shire (mainly the areas outside of the main capital), and some of the hobbits mentioned in the books. I wanted to try to figure out how to make the lot feel like there are a bunch of hills where hobbits would live.

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Hobbiton

Rolling green hills Way back in 1998 Peter Jackson, having decided to film Tolkien’s epic fantasy, The Lord of the Rings, was touring New Zealand, looking for suitable settings for the films’ action. The book’s opening scenes are set in the village of Hobbiton, major town of the Shire in which live hobbits. It’s an idyllic place, a green, fertile land with rolling hills and green grass. Jackson…

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11 Best Places to Visit in New Zealand

11 Best Places to Visit in New Zealand

Covered by some of the most beautiful natural wonders in the world, New Zealand is a unique country that every traveller should have on their bucket list. It is said that this country has the highest sheep-to-human ratio in the world, with 5.1 sheep to every person as of 2022.

Besides the millions of sheep frolicking the grasslands, there are plenty of beautiful sceneries to visit while in New Zealand's North Island. Here are the 11 best places to visit in New Zealand based on my experiences.

Te Pa Tū (Previously Tamaki Maori Village)

1220 Hinemaru Street, Rotorua Central, New Zealand

Located in Rotorua, Te Pa Tū or previously known as the Tamaki Maori Village is a place of culture where visitors can experience and learn more about authentic Māori culture. While I was there, I experienced the Tamaki Maori Village Cultural Experience. I get to watch the Māori warriors present to us the haka (Māori war dance), partake in a pōwhiri (Māori welcoming ceremony), and enjoy a delicious hangi meal.

Te Puia

Hemo Road, Tihiotonga, Rotorua 3010, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand

Home to the largest active geyser in the Southern Hemisphere, Te Puia spans 70 hectares within the Te Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley. It houses the Pōhutu geyser, mud pools, hot springs and silica formations. Additionally, Te Puia is home to the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute where they train the next generation of artists from around the country.

While you’re in the thermal valley, you get to watch the Pōhutu geyser erupt hourly at heights of up to 30m. You also get to sit in the warm stone seats that warm you up during Autumn and Winter.

Agrodome

141 Western Road, Ngongotaha, New Zealand

Founded in 1971, Agrodome is a farm theme park where visitors can interact with animals and watch a sheep shearing show. Agrodome sits on 350 acres of farmland, where visitors can enjoy the panoramic views of Lake Rotorua while getting a tour of the farm. You can spot cattle, alpacas, llamas, horses, goats, deer, donkeys and many other animals in the vicinity.

While I was there, I explored the vicinity and experienced an entertaining farm show where I watched how they shear the sheep.

Hobbiton the Movie Set

501 Buckland Road, Matamata, New Zealand

Experience the real Middle-earth with a visit to the Hobbiton Movie Set, featured in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy and The Hobbit film trilogy. Situated on a family-run farm, the Hobbiton Movie Set is covered with Hobbit holes and knick-knacks from the movie sets.

Besides photographing yourself with the Hobbit holes, you can grab a drink at the Green Dragon Inn, check out the mill or dance around the Party Tree. This magical place, as expected, requires one to travel two hours to reach if you're coming from Auckland.

Waitomo Glowworm Caves

39 Waitomo Village Road, Waitomo, Waitomo Caves, New Zealand

Home to the Arachnocampa Luminosa, a glow worm species found exclusively in New Zealand, the Waitomo Glowworm Caves is an attraction located on the North Island of New Zealand. The cave walls are made of limestone that is composed of fossilised corals, seashells, fish skeletons, and many small marine organisms.

There are three levels to the cave: the top level of the cave and the Catacombs, the Banquet Chamber, and the Cathedral. On the deepest level, visitors can board a boat at the jetty which takes them through the Glowworm Grotto. While riding the boat, the only light source in the cave comes from the tiny glow worms. Take note that you have to remain silent as the boat passes through the area and no photography or videography is allowed.

Auckland War Memorial Museum

Parnell, Auckland 1010, New Zealand

Auckland War Memorial Museum stands on the remnant of the ancient volcano Pukekawa. It was built in 1929 to commemorate the fallen heroes from the war. This museum is regarded as one of the finest Museums in the Southern Hemisphere and is renowned for its unique collection of Māori and Pacific treasures. In the museum, you can find the Māori treasures gallery displaying over 2,000 priceless Māori artefacts.

Domain Wintergardens

Wintergarden Road, Parnell, Auckland 1010, New Zealand

A stone’s throw away from Auckland War Memorial Museum is Domain Wintergardens. Considered to be a treasure of great historic interest, the Domain Wintergardens was constructed in the early 1900s. The garden was designed in the style of the English partnership of Edwin Lutyens and Gertrude Jekyll.

Initially, only the Temperate House was built but later in the 1920s, the courtyard, the Tropical House, and the Fernery were added. The Wintergardens officially opened to the public in 1928.

Presently, the Domain Wintergardens consists of two glasshouses containing temperate plants and tropical plants. In between these glasshouses, there’s a formal courtyard with a pond and a fernery within an old quarry.

Eden Garden

24 Omana Ave, Epsom Auckland, New Zealand 

Situated on Mt Eden, Eden Garden sits on a former rubbish-filled quarry land. After the quarry was converted, the garden was opened to the public in 1964. You can find many collections of plants in the garden including the largest collection of camellias in the country. There’s even a waterfall and an interesting rock formation there.

Parnell Rose Garden

85-87 Gladstone Road, Parnell, Auckland 1052, New Zealand

The Dove-Myer Robinson Park, more commonly known as Parnell Rose Garden, was named after the longest-serving mayor of Auckland, Dove-Myer Robinson. The garden has over 5,000 roses and it is a popular attraction in Parnell. The white garden is a popular venue for weddings.

Auckland Zoo

Motions Road, Auckland 1022, New Zealand

Opened in 1922, Auckland Zoo is a not-for-profit wildlife conservation organisation. It is the biggest zoo in New Zealand. It is home to over 135 different species and over 1,400 animals. There are many rare animals in the zoo such as the brown kiwi and the Tasmanian devil.

A unique feature that I like is their stamping stations. Visitors can fill up their maps with the unique stamps found around the zoo.

SkyCity Auckland

Victoria Street West, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010, New Zealand

Skycity Auckland is an entertainment complex that houses the Sky City Theatre, a casino, the Sky Tower, a convention centre and a hotel. The Sky Tower stands 328m above ground and it provides 360° views of Auckland. It is the tallest freestanding structure in the Southern Hemisphere.

There are 60 levels to the tower and the upper portion of the tower contains two restaurants and a café. You can also go bungee jumping or walk around the exterior of the tower on level 53. There are also areas on the floor where you can see through to the ground.

11 Best Places to Visit in New Zealand

Depending on when you visit New Zealand, do take note of the time the sun sets and the opening hours of the shops for the stores may not open as long as you expect them to – especially if you come from the city.

If you are trying to visit another city and you can’t drive, tour buses are a good option for the roads turn pitch black when darkness falls. Although that means you can see the stars more clearly, it can be scary for drivers who are not used to driving without street lights.

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Top Day Trips You Should Take Near Auckland

Campervan rental Auckland trips are excellent if you want to enjoy an outing or weekend getaway with your friends. They are exceptionally good any day. You should know the places to visit to and where to setup your camp. We have curated a few day trips for you that you can take during December. The month is pleasant and full of smiles. You may get a good chance to celebrate the winters and good moments. 1.    Hobbiton If you are a fan of the hobbit, this town is just for you. It will deport you straight to the world created by Tolkein. There are Lord of the Rings themed drinks in the café here. There are several hobit holes here that you can explore. Apart from these, you will find some complexes around the town that are worth exploring. There are castles and so much more here that you can enjoy a full day or two. 2.    Waitomo Caves If you love exploring the caves, this could be your go to destination for the day trip near Auckland. You can take the motorhome hire Auckland to the town and enjoy some time. make sure to find a parking spot for the motorhome before taking the boat ride to the caves. This is also the place that gives you some opportunity to go water rafting. Apart from sports, you will find several spots that you can explore. 3.    Waiheke Island If you are a beach person or island lover, you should add this to your day-trip bucket list. It is what an island looks and feels- beautiful and aesthetic. You can take the boat from CBD to reach the island. Apart from the beauty of the island, you can enjoy the wineries located in this region. There are several beaches open with warmth to make you enjoy peace and solitude. You will find cafes too that you should frequent while in this island complex. Make sure to find a parking for your campervan rental Auckland before you take the boat trip. 4.    Piha, Karekare Rainforest This is a small town located in the Wild West. It is about an hour away from CBD region. It is a small village and houses some of the best beaches in the town. The Bethell’s beach is definitely famous and incredible. The place houses some incredible ranges that you should visit. It is also the spot for hikes that you can take while there. It is one of the lush green spots of the country. 5.    Rangitoto Island This is yet another island that you should visit while in New Zealand. It houses one of the biggest volcanoes in the region. You will find a lot of wildlife and natural scenes in this region. It also exposes you to some of the best views. If you love exploring caves, the island has some of the best ones. You can ride the small train to the top of the island.it is a must take ride. You can always take the motorhome hire Auckland to the spot.

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The locations of the Hobbit trilogy

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Welcome to a country full of fantastic landscapes, warm hospitality, exciting history and living legends. The Oscar-winning classic also features Ashford Castle, Thoor Ballylee, where W. B. Yeats once lived, and of course the Quiet Man Bridge over the Owenriff River. Of course it also depends on how long you want to stay at each of these places. In the region around Lake Taupo and Tongariro National Park, for example, you could easily stay for several weeks without getting bored. So if you want to rent a motorhome or drive with a rental car, I would recommend to book a one-way option. Pick up the camper in Auckland (North Island) so that the spots leave on both islands and then drop off the vehicle in Queenstown (South Island) for example - or vice versa. This will save you the whole way back, but of course this has to go along with the flights.

Lake Pukaki, Mount Cook on the South Island - in the movie: Lakeside Town

Whether and when there will be a film adaptation of Tolkien's Middle Earth work "The Silmarillion" is still in the stars. Like "The Lord of the Rings", the shooting for the "Hobbit" films took place in New Zealand. All the floodplain scenery such as the Hobbit Caves, the Stone Bridge, the Green Dragon Inn and the Old Mill were restored for this purpose. The set of Hobbingen is located in Matamata southeast of Auckland and is permanently preserved for tourist tours. Read more about campervan hire New Zealand here.

In the front gardens grow margarites, cornflowers, lavender and corn poppies, cabbage and potatoes.

It became an independent part of the United Kingdom.

At Whakapapa Ski Field you pass the ski lift on the right, towards a huge rock formation. This place here is the scene of several scenes, including the moment when Sauron is cut off his fingers in retrospect. A little further on you will be surprised by a spectacular view into a valley. Here the battle of Middle-earth might have taken place. It was here, in the snow-sugar-frosted volcano Ngauruhoe, that Frodo threw the ring in the movie to break the power of Sauron. Due to its exposed location, this film set was very well visible from afar and attracted a lot of attention in the rural environment. After the shooting was finished, the provisionally built and finely decorated caves were largely dismantled. 17 caves remained i

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The Hobbit in New Zealand

Bergretter locations: this is where the popular ZDF-series

is created You would love to move into one of the houses yourself and celebrate with the Hobbits. And this is exactly what is possible, because the Shire is open to visitors from all over the world. The Tongariro National Park in the centre of the North Island was already an important location in the The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Visitors can explore the mountain either by skiing or hiking.

Depending on the starting point, plan two to three hours for the tour. Green hills, wide fields, small rivers and brooks - that's how we know and love the Auenland! Hobbingen (originally "Hobbiton") with its famous Hobbiton houses is a pleasant, idyllic gem in the middle of this peaceful nature. Visitors can swap wooden barrels for much more comfortable kayaks and make stops at waterfalls and film locations on one of the guided tours. There is even the possibility to camp overnight in the forest - only 100 meters from the film location. For us at billiger-mietwagen.de, travelling is both a hobby and a profession. In the travel world, the editorial team therefore provides you with the most important travel information and cool insider tips.

Each of the 45 Hobbit Caves is lovingly and faithfully designed, the homes of beekeepers, cheesemakers and carpenters can be recognized by their work utensils.

From here, you will first drive along State Highways 76 and 1.

Although the country is larger than Italy, there are only a few large cities.

In Kaitoke Regional Parkin Wellington the scenes for Rivendell were shot, where Frodo is recovering from the knife attack.

{{{li>Thereupon he forged the One Ring in Mount Doom. > Thereupon he forged the One Ring in Mount Doom. But when the people from the West arrived and formed the Last Covenant with the Elves, Mordor was overrun and the buildings of evil destroyed. Mordor lay in the southeast of Middle-earth and was surrounded by steep mountain ranges in the north, west and south. The northwest, the Plain of Gorgoroth, was the center of power in the land.

When was the Lord of the Rings turned?

Hobbits or halflings are fictitious, 60 to 120 cm tall human-like creatures in the fantasy world of Middle Earth created by J. R. R. Tolkien. They play a leading role in the novels The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, as well as in the film adaptations of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings by Peter Jackson. One of the most magical places from the Hobbit trilogy is Earnslaw Burn. Here, 800-metre-high granite walls tower into the sky from the valley basin and a monumental glacier feeds numerous thunderous waterfalls that plunge over the cliffs. After their departure from Bruche Valley, Bilbo and the

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The Hobbit film set in New Zealand

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Visited the Hobbit village in New Zealand and at the last part of the tour there was a cat in the bar sleeping in a chair in front of a fire.

Everyone was respectful and didn't touch the cat, we all admired it and took pics.

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A small hobbit house; from the set of The Hobbit

Hobbiton Village, Matamata, New Zealand

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