Lower Phu Dien Communal House

Similar to Phu Dien Communal House, which has been ranked at national level, Lower Phu Dien Communal House also worships King Le Hoan as the patron deity safeguarding the spiritual life of local people.

Lower Phu Dien Communal House is located in the middle of the village facing east, with a river in front. The relic complex includes: Nghi Mon (ceremonial gate), Ta-Huu Mac (left and right corridors), and the main communal house (Dai Bai and Hau Cung). The structures feature traditional-style architecture and decorative patterns. The system of artifacts and worship objects in the architectural structures is relatively complete, diverse in type and material, including notably a system of couplets and Nguyen Dynasty stone steles, which are well preserved and maintained.

Since its establishment, the communal house has truly become the center of worship for local people. Today, the existence of the communal house is evidence of the prosperity and influence of the worship of the village guardian deity among the people here.

The communal house was ranked by the Hanoi City People's Committee Historical - artistic relic in 2026.