The Gustav Wolf-Õis Literary Museum and Manor House is a significant cultural heritage site located in the Valga County of southern Estonia. The museum is dedicated to preserving the memory and literary legacy of Gustav Wolf-Õis (1902-1942), an Estonian poet, translator, and cultural figure. The institution is situated in the Nüpli village within the Otepää parish, an area known for its picturesque landscapes. The core of the museum is the historic manor house where the writer lived and worked. The museum's collection includes personal belongings, manuscripts, first editions of his works, photographs, and other archival materials that provide insight into his life and creative process. Gustav Wolf-Õis is noted for his lyrical poetry, which often reflected themes of nature and homeland, and for his translations of world literature into Estonian. The museum serves not only as a memorial but also as a cultural center, hosting literary events, exhibitions, and educational programs. It offers visitors an opportunity to learn about early 20th-century Estonian literature and the intellectual environment of the era. The surrounding estate grounds contribute to the authentic atmosphere of the site.