Huu Thanh Oai Communal House

Huu Thanh Oai Communal House is at the end of the village, with a semicircular lake in front. The communal house worships King Le Dai Hanh. It was built on a high mound in the middle of the fields. The communal house faces west-southwest; its architectural items surround a square brick courtyard. The side gate, which is also the main entrance to the relic, is on the left; the main gate lies on the central axis, facing the semicircular lake, followed by the brick courtyard, the Dai Bai main hall, the Hau Cung rear sanctuary, and the Ta Mac and Huu Mac left and right corridors on both sides.

Huu Thanh Oai Communal House still preserves many artifacts of cultural and historical value, such as long ngai thrones, memorial tablets, worship beds, incense tables, long dinh shrines from the 19th century, and one banh palanquin from the 18th century; one stone incense bowl from the Tu Duc period; nine royal edicts from the Nguyen dynasty, along with many parallel couplets and horizontal plaques from the Nguyen dynasty.

The communal house was ranked by the Ministry of Culture and Information, now the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Historical - Artistic Relic at National level in 1992.