Farah Khan Visits The Hobbit Filming Site in New Zealand
Filmmaker Farah Khan recently visited Hobbiton, the iconic filming location of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogies, located on Alexander Farm in Waikato, New Zealand. She shared photos of her trip, giving her fans a glimpse of Middle-earth’s charm.
Hobbiton: From Film Set to Tourist Attraction
Hobbiton served as the real-life setting for the Shire village, home to Bilbo and Frodo Baggins. Today, the 1,250-acre sheep farm has transformed into a popular tourist destination that attracts thousands of visitors annually.
- 44 hobbit-sized houses
- The Green Dragon Inn, a fully functioning pub
- A scenic lake with a picturesque mill
Visitors can enjoy guided tours through the lush greenery and iconic locations such as Bag End, Bagshot Row, and The Millhouse.
“Beautiful day in beautiful #hobbitton .. (sic),” Farah Khan wrote on Instagram, expressing her delight as a traveler and cinephile.
The experience concludes with a complimentary drink at the cozy Green Dragon Inn, offering a perfect end to the magical visit.
Author’s Summary
Farah Khan’s visit to Hobbiton highlights this unique blend of cinematic history and natural beauty, making it a must-see destination for fans and travelers alike.
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