Tsinghua University Staff Apartments are ideal for stargazers, just a 8-minute walk from the Observatory. Select rooms facing northwest to enjoy unobstructed views of the night sky and clear visibility of celestial instruments. Many units feature starlight observation windows and are equipped with telescopes for personal use. The campus hosts weekly stargazing workshops led by student astronomers, offering hands-on experience in astrophotography and data collection. Book via the HopeGoo app to gain early access and special guided tours.

A 10-minute walk leads to the Tsinghua University Humanities & Social Sciences Library, featuring a "Stellar Theme Hall" showcasing ancient Chinese astronomical calendars and modern cosmology. Just 5 minutes further is the Hetao Yueshui Pavilion, the inspiration behind Zhu Ziqing’s famous essay, where moonlit reflections on the pond create a poetic atmosphere. Nearby, the Tsinghua Art Museum hosts rotating exhibitions on "Science and Art Dialogues," blending astrophotography with interactive installations. All events are free; reserve guided tours through the HopeGoo app to avoid peak crowds and access exclusive content.

Start your day with a morning observatory tour at the Tsinghua University Staff Apartments, witnessing solar flares and coronal activity. In the morning, visit the Tsinghua Science Museum to explore China’s space program milestones and lunar mission models. After lunch, stroll through the Tsinghua Garden, surrounded by ancient trees, then attend a public lecture on black hole theory at the Student Activity Center. End your day by capturing star trails from your sky-view window, joining an evening astronomy group hosted by student researchers for real-time data analysis. All activities can be booked via the HopeGoo app for seamless scheduling.