This picture was taken at the same location as the dark hall picture was. This time, I'm showing you the monastery center outdoor garden, in which you can look upon a small pond of lily pads, and behind it, a section of the monastery itself. Like the dark hallways, the garden too contains surprising leftovers -- remnants of small, solid-plastic playhouses that used to belong to small children who presumably lived in the monastery at some point. As you can see, this place is now long overgrown, including the tiles, walkways and the ivy tunnel across the pond. Everywhere you look, you can spot chairs and small, iron tables that served as mini terraces for each individual house that has been connected to this forgotten paradise. The many doors of these houses lead to different rooms of the monastery. I entered one once, and I ended up inside a game room where I discovered an out-of-use pool table and some stacked wooden chairs! If you manage to take the correct path through the complicated Monastery Maze and make your way upstairs, and then head for the main room with the elevator, you should be able to enter one of the upper hallways to find yourself standing on one of the outside balconies in the process. I promise you you'll get a nice view of the Glamour Garden below!