Hobbiton™ Movie Set

Matamata

The last stop of the Hobbit tour, free beer is available here. Drink a ginger beer at the Green Dragon Tavern and you will feel like the protagonist of the movie. There is also a non-alcoholic version of beer, after all, many friends drive by themselves.

The slow life in New Zealand is like this, a cup of rag coffee, a peaceful river bank, a place of autumn chestnuts, a wild mushroom, and a lazy sunny time. I ordered two cups of fragrant Flat White at the riverside cafe. The sun was sprinkled on the tabletop through the glass, and it was just right. Then, walking along the riverside, the sun and the breeze intertwined, into a thick autumn woodland, unexpectedly licking the ground chestnuts, the furry shell hidden in the smooth and round fruit, delightful. Picnic mats were laid on the grass by the river, friends lay down for a small nap, the water was shimmering in the distance, and the air was smelly with fresh leaves. A few wild mushrooms were found under the forest a little farther away, like a small surprise from nature. Such slow pace and nature intimate contact, it seems that I really into the rhythm of life in New Zealand. The wind blows the leaves, the river is snorting. Pick up a autumn chestnut, smell a coffee aroma, in New Zealand&#39;s forest meadows, record the soft moments of life. There is no shopping or hustle this weekend, only friends, coffee, nature and a relaxed heart. Ordinary but beautiful enough to make people grateful for every moment of life. A leisurely weekend, picnic, chestnuts, coffee, and mushrooms that grow out of the forest. Every moment of nature is like whispering: slow down, life is beautiful. #Song&#39;s journey #Monthly special plan #Where the circle of friends is asked #Small crowds to take stock

Longlands Farm & Restaurant

The environment and service are great, a western restaurant in kiwi, the food is also good, of course, for my Chinese stomach, occasionally eating is not bad, but far from Chinese food let me linger. Worth a visit. The price is small and expensive, 35+ per capita

Longlands Farm & Restaurant

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