[*Small Group* Starlight Tour] Sunset Stargazing Blue Mountains & Featherdale Wildlife Park Tour - Night of Counting Stars - (Korean-speaking Guide)

At Featherdale, Australia's premier zoo, you can feed energetic kangaroos, quokkas, and wallabies, and take a special photo with a cute koala (cash $26). In addition, you can observe various native Australian animals up close, including wombats, dingoes, Tasmanian devils, emus, little penguins, and reptiles, and meet over 2,000 native Australian animals.

We provide free kangaroo and quokka food exclusively to customers of Daehan Travel Agency. You can enter quickly with the food via Fast Track without having to stand in long lines with regular tourists. Thoughtful consideration for a more enjoyable and comfortable trip—this is the differentiated service unique to Daehan Travel Agency.

The sensation of sitting at the edge of a cliff and looking down at the world. Lincoln's Rock is just such a place. With the panoramic view stretching beyond the open canyon and horizon, a sense of grandeur washes over you, making you feel as if you are in Australia's Grand Canyon. A single photograph taken while carefully perched on the cliff goes beyond a simple travel record to become an unforgettable page in your life. Also well-known as the "Blackpink Jennie Rock," this viewpoint is a must-visit photo spot and a stage for memories for travelers visiting the Blue Mountains. (Please note that access to Lincoln's Rock may be restricted or controlled at the discretion of the local Blue Mountains Council to ensure visitor safety, and such actions may be taken without prior notice.)

Echo Point, located at an elevation of 1,017 meters, is where the legend of the Blue Mountains begins. Standing here, three rocky peaks holding the story of the three sisters quietly reveal themselves. Meehni, Wimlah, and Gunnedoo—the legend of the three sisters who were forced to turn to stone to protect their love is carried on the wind to the hearts of those who visit. This landscape, where time seems to stand still, conveys emotion in silence and leaves a deep resonance where nature and myth intertwine.

Delicious Dinner in a Small Village in the Blue Mountains (Personal Expenses) Enjoy a free-form dinner in a charming small village in the Blue Mountains. (Please arrange dinner in advance, as the Katoomba Village Restaurant is closed on December 24, 25, 26, and January 1.)

Cahill Lookout is a small, tranquil spot nestled hidden at the edge of a quiet cliff deep within the Blue Mountains. As the gentle ridges of the Megalong Valley unfold in the distance and the sky, tinged red at sunset, embraces the valley, simply gazing at it brings a sense of calm to the mind. From the red sunset and the cool breeze to the last rays of sunlight filtering through the leaves... in that moment, you will feel quietly comforted within the embrace of nature. Cahill Lookout is not merely a place to view the scenery; it is a truly special place to confront the stillness deep within your heart.

Amidst pristine nature, on that night when the noise of the world ceases. The starlight pouring down from the sky settles quietly, as if caressing the heart. The Milky Way flows through the clear, transparent air, and that dazzling river of light slowly seeps into your eyes and deep into your heart. The deep emotion you encounter beneath the night sky of the Blue Mountains will become a single memory to cherish for a lifetime, one that will not fade with time.