A Korean guide will accompany you throughout the entire trip.

Visit the Blue Mountains National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Enjoy magnificent views of the Three Sisters from the Echo Point Lookout.

Meet iconic Australian animals like koalas and kangaroos at Featherdale
Wildlife Park.

Convenient pick-up and drop-off is available at designated locations within
Sydney City.

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📢 Blue Mountains Tour Guide (Important)

Lincoln's Rock (King's Tableland) included in the Blue Mountains tour

Temporarily closed from Thursday, January 22, 2026 to Thursday, April 30,
2026, in accordance with local council decision.

This measure was decided after considering complaints from local residents,
tourist safety, and environmental protection.

The closure period may be extended depending on local circumstances.

Accordingly, during this period, the Lincoln's Rock itinerary within the Blue
Mountains Tour will be replaced with an alternative destination, and will
remain in effect until the reopening announcement.

Application Period: January 22, 2026 (Thursday) - April 30, 2026 (Thursday)

Nature and Wildlife Experience Tour from Sydney: Visit the Blue Mountains and
Featherdale Wildlife Park in the Eucalyptus Forest

This tour is a full-day tour that leaves Sydney and allows you to fully
experience Australia's great outdoors.

Visit the magnificent scenery of the Blue Mountains National Park, a UNESCO
World Heritage Site, and key points such as Echo Point Lookout and Kings
Tableland.

This itinerary will allow you to get up close with native Australian animals,
including kangaroos and koalas, at Featherdale Wildlife Park.

It is a safe and efficient itinerary with a professional Korean guide :)

1. Why does Travel Forest recommend this tour?

As a Travel Forest keeper, I highly recommend this tour for the following
reasons:

A perfect blend of nature and wildlife: Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the
Blue Mountains and wildlife viewing, a highlight of any Sydney West tour,
making it a time-efficient experience.

Accompanied by a professional guide: Experienced Korean guides are available
for the Blue Mountains & Featherdale tour, providing in-depth explanations of
the region's history, geography, and ecology.

Safe and Reliable Operation: We operate a dedicated tour bus, and with
extensive tour experience, even first-time travelers can participate with
confidence.

Diverse photo spots: Includes viewpoints perfect for capturing the perfect
shot, such as Echo Point and Kings Tableland, making your trip even more
special.

Reasonable package composition: Transportation, admission tickets, etc. are
included, so you can solve the problem in one stop without having to purchase
tickets individually at the local site.

2. Preview of Sydney's Blue Mountains & Featherdale Zoo

(1) Meeting information

Meeting time: 8:00

Meeting point: 1-5 Wheat Road, Sydney (right side of the road next to the
aquarium)

(2) Featherdale Zoo Open Run

Meet kangaroos, wallabies and emus at Featherdale Zoo, one of Australia's
largest collections of native animals and birds.

You can hand-feed them or have a fun, up-close encounter with one of
Australia's cutest animals, like koalas and quokkas!

It's Australia's representative animal, right? Koalas are so cute, haha.

Kangaroos are also running around freely!

This unfamiliar animal is called the Tasmanian devil.

In the animation Luna Toon, the model of the character below is said to be a
Tasmanian Devil!

I've seen the character below many times, but it's new to me that it's modeled
after a Tasmanian devil!

(3) King's Tableland

First, let's find out why the Blue Mountains are a key point in your Sydney
trip.

The Blue Mountains is a mountainous national park located approximately 60km
west of Sydney.

It is a sandstone plateau at 1100m above sea level covered with eucalyptus
trees.

The Blue Mountains, registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are said to
have been given their name because of their deep blue color when viewed from
afar!

This light is said to be created when sunlight passes through the evaporated
sap of eucalyptus trees and reflects blue light, which has the shortest
wavelength.

People come to the Blue Mountains to enjoy its unique blue color, steep
valleys, and waterfalls.

It is the first point about 2 hours by car from the meeting place.

The schedule is flexible.

Move freely and find spots to take the best photos of your life.

(You may go to a different point depending on the weather conditions on the
day.)

(4) Laura Village (free lunch)

Free time in the village of Laura in the Blue Mountains, where the historic
streetscape is largely preserved!

After lunch of delicious local food, explore the charming shops :)

(5) Scenic World Experience (if not included, substitute with free tour of the
surrounding area)

Scenic World was created in 1878 by transforming the trolleys that used to
travel in and out of coal mines into the current rail trains that tourists can
ride :)

There are three types of transport available at Blue Mountains Scenic World.

Scenic Skyway, Scenic Railway and Scenic Cableway.

Because it is a section that is almost all connected,

After crossing the skyway, take the cable car back down.

Walk the Blue Mountains yourself on the walkway

The normal course is to take the railway back up.

The method of transportation will be determined according to local
circumstances! ^^

If Scenic World is not included, it will be replaced with free time.

The Skyway can accommodate up to 84 people.

We fly 270m above Jamison Valley.

The middle floor inside the cabin is made of glass.

You can see thrilling and breathtaking views.

The cableway is said to be the largest and steepest cable car in the Southern
Hemisphere.

The railway has the steepest gradient in the world (52 degrees), but it is not
very fast, so it is safe.

However, because the slope is very steep, you may experience a dizzying
feeling as if you are falling down.

The Walkway is a walking trail in the Blue Mountains, and until recently there
was a coal mine.

This is a light trekking course where you can enjoy forest bathing in a forest
full of eucalyptus trees.

(6) Eco Point & Three Sisters Peak

After enjoying Scenic World, take in the breathtaking views of the Blue
Mountains and the Three Sisters from Echo Point Lookout.

There is a sad legend surrounding the Three Sisters. Long ago, there was a
wizard who lived in Katoomba and had three beautiful sisters.

It is said that she fell in love with three brothers from the Nepin tribe in
the neighboring village.

However, the relationship between the two villages was not good, and marriage
between the two tribes was forbidden.

The three Nefin brothers started a war to steal the three sisters away.

It is said that the wizard father turned the three sisters into rocks to avoid
having his daughters taken away.

So that we can put it back when the war is over

However, there is a theory that he lost his magic wand during the war and was
unable to return it, so it remained as a rock.

3. A word from the forest keeper

This tour is a very balanced itinerary that captures both the grandeur of
nature and the wild charm of Australia in one day.

If you're looking to find some nature amidst your busy Sydney schedule or want
to see kangaroos and koalas up close, there are few better options.

As a traveler, you will experience the scenery with your eyes and heart, so
when you return, you will have a “true Australian feeling” in your heart.

Travel Forest sincerely supports your travels and hopes this tour will add a
special touch to your Sydney trip.

Always prepare for a happy trip💛