Caoshan Pavilion is a quintessential example of Japanese-style architecture, originally featuring a layout that includes a hall, main hall, reception room, study, bedrooms, master bedroom, living room, guest rooms, kitchen, courtyard, and terrace. After being repurposed as an art salon, it is now divided into sections named Mei Lu, Yin He Tang, Cui Ying Tang, Da Ya Tang, and Jie Shou Tang. The pavilion is open all year round from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM; it is closed all day on Mondays. Please note that the specific business hours may vary depending on the day’s operations.
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