The Wheel of Time Season 3 filming locations: Where was the fantasy series filmed?

The Wheel of Time Season 3 is out, and fans are super excited to explore what happens in the third chapter. The new season will continue with internal conflicts within the White Tower and a growing Shadow threat that will push the characters to different locations.

The fantasy TV series hit Prime Video in 2021 and introduced a battle between the Light and Dark, with a central focus on the Dragon Reborn. Since the dark forces are taking over the world, Moiraine, a powerful member of the Aes Sedai goes on a quest to search for the chosen individual.

As the series progressed, Moiraine came across five candidates—Rand, Perrin, Mat, Egwene, and Nynaeve. By the end of the first chapter, she discovers that Rand al'Thor is the prophesied figure, capable enough to determine the fate of the world.

After the chosen one is found, the Dragon Reborn fights against the Dark One, but the threat continues in The Wheel of Time Season 2. The main characters from the Two Rivers end up getting scattered across different regions, each facing unique challenges that test their strength and beliefs.

Now, in The Wheel of Time Season 3, Rand, Mat, and Perrin will encounter life-changing struggles. As the third season follows the acclaimed book The Shadow Rising, Rand will be seen preparing for the battle, Mat will deal with internal conflicts, and Perrin is expected to confront his evolving identity.

Keep reading to explore how the production team of the show brought Robert Jordan’s fantasy world to life.

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The Wheel of Time Season 3 filming locations

Being an acclaimed fantasy TV series, the production team of The Wheel of Time Season 3 used a mix of elaborate sets and real-world locations by spreading filming across South Africa, the Czech Republic, and Slovenia. Each location provided unique landscapes that helped shape different parts of the show's world.

Here's a list of the filming locations of The Wheel of Time Season 3:

Czech Republic – The main filming hub

The Czech capital, Prague was one of the main locations of shooting for The Wheel of Time, known for its stunning medieval castles, charming towns, and diverse landscapes. The ruling city-state of Westlands, Tar Valon, was filmed at this location.

A few of the other places within the Czech Republic that were employed to take an exquisite city are Třeboradice, Srbsko, Vinařice, Dobříš, Tetín Quarry, Vranov nad Dyjí, Roztoky u Křivoklátu, Toušice, and Točník Castle.

The country not only has architectural diversity but also has quality production units at a reasonable price. A few of the well-known TV series and films made in the Czech Republic are Netflix's The Witcher, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005), Carnival Row, and so on.

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South Africa – The harsh terrain of the Aiel Waste

Another principal location used for filming for the Prime Video TV series is South Africa, which is perhaps the most preferred location for films and TV productions worldwide.

There are deserts, savannas, mountains, coastlines, and forests in the nation, and such a variety ensures that the Aiel Waste is well represented there, as in The Wheel of Time world, this is a wilderness and barren world.

Multiple spots were utilized, such as the Afrikaans Language Museum and Monument, Cape Town Film Studios, Atlantis Dunes, and a couple more. South Africa has been the setting for numerous blockbuster movies and television shows like Mad Max: Fury Road (2015), Black Panther (2018), Tomb Raider (2018), and a couple more.

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Slovenia – Scenic landscapes for Two Rivers

Fans of The Wheel of Time know how important Two Rivers is, and to capture its outdoor shots, the breathtaking country in Central Europe, Slovenia was used. The third chapter also included the Mangart Saddle from the first season.

Slovenia is a lesser-known but emerging filming destination known for its natural beauty. This location has been featured in several international productions like The Hunting Party (2007), The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008), and more.

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