Du Fu Thatched Cottage, a cultural landmark embodying the poet's spirit, offers captivating highlights but also requires careful consideration. This was Du Fu's residence during his exile in Chengdu. Inside, precious manuscripts of his poems and cultural relics are displayed alongside the rustic, white-tiled buildings and winding gardens. The red walls and bamboo groves evoke a sense of history, allowing literature enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the poetic spirit of the Tang Dynasty and creating a captivating photo opportunity. Centrally located, with direct bus and subway access, it's a convenient destination. However, be aware that some tour guides may read from scripts and offer incomplete information. For a deeper understanding of history, it's recommended to research in advance. The lush greenery in the park can be infested with mosquitoes in the summer, so be sure to bring mosquito repellent. Weekends and holidays are crowded with tourists, which can detract from your visit. If time permits, visiting on a weekday will be more enjoyable.