Thinh Hao Communal House

Located at No. 190 Ton Duc Thang Street, O Cho Dua Ward, Hanoi, Thinh Hao Communal House it is an ancient religious work bearing deep historical, cultural, and traditional architectural imprints of the land of Thang Long – Hanoi.

Through the vicissitudes of history, the communal house still retains the architecture of a Northern Delta village communal house with items such as the gate, communal courtyard, main hall, and rear sanctuary. The exquisite carvings, motifs of the four sacred creatures and four noble plants, together with the solemn worship space, express the traditional artistic and religious values of the nation.

Not only a place of worship for the village tutelary god, Thinh Hao Communal House is also a cultural and religious activity space closely associated with many generations of local people, contributing to preserving customs, practices, and the moral principle of “When drinking water, remember its source.”

Today, Thinh Hao Communal House is a meaningful spiritual cultural destination, contributing to preserving and promoting the traditional cultural heritage values of O Cho Dua Ward and the capital city of Hanoi.