Historical relic - Hoa Dinh communal house

The gate of Hoa Dinh communal house is built in the style of four pillars.

Based on the legend preserved at the communal house, Hoa Dinh communal house worships the tutelary god Governor Le Phung Hieu and two famous generals of the Ly dynasty who helped Ly Thai Tong ascend to the throne and fight against the Champa invaders, Le Ca and Le Hai.

The Great Communal Hall has an architecture of Chinese “Nhat” letter.

All three of them were famous generals under King Ly Thai To and were highly respected by the king.

The rooftop is embossed with two dragons flanking the moon.

Inside the main worship space at the communal house.

A horizontal lacquered board.

A set of eight treasures.

Exquisite architectural carvings in the communal house.

Currently, Hoa Dinh communal house consists of the Gate made in the style of four pillars. The Great Communal Hall has an architecture of Chinese “Nhat” letter including 5 compartments, 2 wings, 4 curved roofs, and open doors in 3 middle compartments. The communal house has a large wooden frame linked by 10 rows of horizontal columns and 6 rows of vertical columns.

Provincial-level relic ranking certificate.

Typical artifacts include: 01 incense burner, 01 pair of cranes, 01 set of eight treasures, 01 horizontal lacquered board, 07 pairs of the 21^st century couplets.

The semicircular lake in front of the communal house creates landscape space for the relic.

The annual traditional festival of Hoa Dinh communal house is held on the 6th day of the second lunar month. During the festivals, there are many games for people to enjoy such as Quan ho singing, tuong, cheo, tree swing, wrestling competitions, volleyball, football, etc.

The entrance gate to Hoa Dinh quarter.

Hoa Dinh communal house was ranked as a Provincial-level historical and cultural relic in Decision No. 56/QD - UBND dated January 18, 2011.