Ha Communal House, Phuc Kham Lam Village

Ha Communal House is located on high, dry ground at the end of Kham Lam Village, facing the open southeast, with an area of 589.7m2. The communal house has a structure in the style of the character 'Nhi', including the following works: Nghi Mon, binh phong, Dai Bai, Hau Cung, and Ta Mac. On the left side is a centuries-old banyan tree. According to accounts by revolutionary predecessors, from 1945 to 1954, Ha Communal House was a place for training self-defense forces. The incense bowl was a secret mailbox for communication among underground cadres. It was also the polling station for the first election in 1946, which elected the highest authority of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. The communal house worships the village tutelary deities: Princess Que Hoa, Great Saint - Do Lang, and Second Saint - Thien Sy, with 30 royal edicts conferring divine titles. Ha Kham Lam Communal House was recognized as a historical and cultural relic by the People's Committee of Ha Tay Province in Decision No. 1958 dated December 21, 2005. With the attention of higher authorities, the communal house was newly restored and renovated and was inaugurated and handed over for use in 2025.