Yaoshan Pavilion is the tallest building in the park, with a height of about 17.5 meters and a total of four floors, meaning "inviting mountains and rivers into the Pavilion". It was the place where the owner enjoyed the scenery for leisure. Its facade is watchtower style. It is the center of the composition of the whole court, although the volume is large, but the bottom is blocked, there are double clear rooms in front of the foil, there are corridors and platforms on the side, so the sense of high but not powerful, upright but not lonely, and the relaxed atmosphere of the garden is coordinated. In this high look far, distant near shadow, panoramic view.

Keting, which is connected to the center of the lake by a winding bridge, is one of the scenic spots of Keyuan. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake on the pavilion while bathing in the cool breeze, it is really "three red Bridges make literati stop to look, as spring breeze blows the lake and makes it seem green. "

The Chuyue Pond Pavilion is built by the water, with the door facing east and the shape like a building ship shore, so it is commonly known as the ship hall. The boat hall is like a leaf boat moored on the shore of the lake, full of Lingnan water town interest. It is often used as the main building to replace the hall, located in the best position. With the function of hall and pavilion, not only is it as a place for meeting guests and banquets, but it's also as a good place for viewing the garden. In those days, the guests and hosts often played Go here, and literati gathered here. There are several groups of large windows on the north side of the Chuyue Pond Pavilion. Each group has multiple rows, and each row is divided into three windows: upper, middle and lower. The lower window is fixed, and the middle and lower two are connected. The upward folding and opening can not only keep out the sun and rain, but also ventilate and maintain indoor privacy when the window is opened.

Bohong Pavilion is a unique building between pavilion, house and terrace. "Bo" is a word used by the Cantonese in ancient terms, which means "peeling away", "Hong" is used to mean lychee, and the pavilion is a platform with a top. At that time, there were high-quality lychee trees planted next to the Bohong Pavilion.The owner would invite a few guests to enjoy the garden scenery and taste the newly picked lychees.