Hoa Muc Communal House

Hoa Muc Communal House is located in Hoa Muc Village, Phu Cat Commune, Hanoi, and is a place that preserves the beliefs and traditions of the local community. The relic was ranked as a city-level historical and artistic relic by the Hanoi People's Committee under Decision No. 6934/QD-UBND dated December 15, 2016.

The communal house worships two tutelary deities: King Ong An Quoc Dai Vuong and Queen Ba An Quoc Dai Vuong. This worship is recorded in deity records and certificates declared by the locality in 1938, reflecting the continuation of belief through generations of Hoa Muc residents.

Through war and several renovations, the communal house has still preserved valuable artifacts such as an incense table, thrones, ancestral tablets, and royal edicts. These artifacts help reflect the history, art, and spiritual life of the rural village.

The communal house's traditional festival takes place on the 6th day of the 11th lunar month. This is an occasion for local people to offer incense, commemorate the tutelary deities, and take part in cultural, artistic, and folk game activities, strengthening community solidarity.

Visiting Hoa Muc Communal House, tourists have the opportunity to learn about tutelary deity worship, discover the artifacts that are still preserved, and experience the rural culture of Phu Cat. The communal house is a stop for those who love heritage and local traditions.