National monument - Luong communal house

Luong communal house.

During the resistance war against the French, Luong village was the site of revolutionary activities of militia, guerrillas and Viet Minh. The communal house was also the place where the French colonialists used it as a garrison, the local revolutionary forces organized many times to fight the enemy. During the resistance war against the US, the communal house was the gathering place, witnessing many military exchanges full of heroic spirit.

On the roof of the communal house are two statues of dragons looking at the moon.

When peace was restored, the Luong communal house was repaired many items.

The screen in front of the communal house.

In 2006, with the capital of socialization, local people re-paved the communal house's floor to prevent termites for the system of columns and diaphragms. In 2007, a screen in front of the communal house was made. In 2010, the gate of Nghi Mon was built.

The roof with a curve blade.

The communal house has the architecture of Chinese “Nhat” letter. The Great Communal Hall with 3 compartments, 2 lean-tons and 2 small compartments, the communal house frame is made of iron wood

The main altar.

The Luong communal house worships Nguyen Phi Ỷ Lan, a person full of virtuous talent, she is a person with political and military talents, who was once a source of encouragement for the king to defeat the Champa army in 1069.

In addition, the communal house also worships three brothers of Mr. Cao Gia: De Nhat, De Nhi, De Tam.

The village festival is held for 3 days from the 30th to the 2nd day of the second lunar month.

Ethic ordination bestowed by the king of the Nguyen Dynasty.

Ancient palanquin.

The communal house is a place to keep many historical events and memories of generations of people during the development process, and still preserves many valuable antiques.

The Luong communal house was recognized as a national architectural and artistic relic in Decision No. 34/VH-QD dated January 9, 1990.