Everyone arrived at the morning meeting point about 10 minutes early, and we happily set off for Featherdale Wildlife Park. Inside the vehicle, our guide, Kim Tae-young, provided a very detailed explanation of Australian history and our itinerary for the day, making the 45-minute drive to the zoo fly by. Featherdale Wildlife Park wasn't huge, but it had a variety of truly cute animals that are native only to Australia. Our family's top pick was the small, adorable wallaby. Everyone was captivated by how they held our arms with their tiny, charming hands while eating the food we offered. We took photos and had a wonderful time. We skipped Scenic World and instead enjoyed a cup of coffee while taking family photos. In Leura Village, we cleansed our slightly queasy stomachs, which had been feeling a bit heavy from Australian food, with kimchi stew and soft tofu stew. While exploring Leura Village, my daughter found a silver necklace she liked, and we bought it with a 10% discount. Afterward, we visited two Blue Mountains photo spots, spending time freely admiring the magnificent scenery. Around 3:15 PM, we departed for downtown Sydney, arriving after about 1 hour and 40 minutes. I'd like to thank Guide Kim Tae-young once again for taking wonderful photos of each traveler posing at the Blue Mountains and for providing truly kind guidance throughout the entire trip. It was such a happy time. P.S. If you have a tumbler, it's a good idea to fill it with water before you leave. We bought a bottle of water at a store there for about $5.50, and I couldn't help but wonder if that was really necessary, haha.