Phuong Khe Communal House

Located in the peaceful rural setting of Phuong Khe, Phuong Khe Communal House is a representative historical and cultural relic that preserves many precious values related to history, architecture, and folk beliefs. The communal house has a spacious area with many shady trees. For a long time, it has been a place for cultural and spiritual activities of the local community, as well as a meaningful venue for educating today's generations about tradition.

The communal house worships the tutelary deity: National Mother Queen of the Nguyen Dynasty, Saintly Thai Truong Princess, and Fourth-Rank Hong Nuong Great King. The system of divine records, royal edicts, and Han-Nom documents preserved at the relic reflects historical depth, a rich spiritual life, and the moral principle of 'remembering the source when drinking water' of the people of Phuong Khe.

In terms of architecture, the communal house bears the distinctive features of a traditional Northern Delta village communal house, with a solemn worship space, wooden structure, carved panels, and decorative motifs of artistic value. The artifacts and worship objects at the communal house are important sources of information that help visitors better understand the formation and development of the local countryside.

Every year, Phuong Khe Communal House hosts rituals, commemorations, and community cultural activities, attracting a large number of local people and visitors. The annual festival takes place on the 11th and 12th days of the second lunar month. When visiting the relic, visitors can not only learn about its history and architecture but also have the opportunity to experience the peaceful beauty of the countryside, community cohesion, and traditional cultural values preserved over time.