Step into the world of Tang Dynasty poetry at Du Fu Thatched Cottage, the former residence of China's revered poet Du Fu during his four-year stay in Chengdu. This meticulously preserved site features stunning traditional architecture set amidst lush gardens along the Huanhua Stream. Walk through the main axis where three principal buildings - Da Xie, Poetry History Hall, and Gongbu Shrine - stand in solemn grandeur. The reconstructed thatched cottage, Du Fu's actual dwelling, serves as the site's iconic centerpiece. Don't miss the Daya Hall with its magnificent lacquer murals depicting Du Fu's life and the development of Chinese classical poetry. The site also features the unique Poetry Calligraphy Corridor displaying exquisite wood carvings of Du Fu's verses. Various gates provide access to different sections of this expansive cultural park, where every path and pavilion tells a story of China's rich literary heritage. Open daily from 9:00 to 18:00, the cottage offers wheelchair accessibility, guided tours in multiple languages, and convenient visitor amenities.