Millennium Tree.
Should've read the information board to find out what it was.
now..this is what I mean by 'sunken garden'
and...before entering the garden, weird-looking trimmed plantations were visible.
Surely, they're attractive, right.
An entrance towards the Sunken Garden.
With a map in hands, we're ready to explore this what-the-heck-was-this garden.
And how did it go?
well, let's see...I let the kids finish their ice cream, first.
yes, it's getting warmer.
Okay, at first, we might get lost if we do not tag along the information board.
Morning calm walk, Korean garden, Best course, Perennial garden. 
A colorful garden below: that's why they call it 'sunken garden'?
All in all, we found it worth-going-down visiting.
Once again, to give a sense of imbued colorful autumn sensation, the management deliberately made the garden in such a way that visitors might get enticed by sheer colors of the garden.
well, nice touch, though.
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