Dinh Trang Communal House

According to legend, Dinh Trang Communal House worships the tutelary deity Linh Thong Dai Vuong. The communal house was built long ago and has experienced many historical upheavals over time. The current relic includes architectural items such as the communal pond and a scroll-style screen at the front, followed by a four-pillar ceremonial gate; across a large courtyard, a three-step staircase leads to the main architectural complex, whose ground plan is arranged in the shape of the character 'Công', including the Great Worship Hall, the tubular corridor, and the Rear Hall. Dinh Trang Communal House still preserves a number of valuable artifacts, such as royal edicts, deity records and titles, stone steles, a dragon throne, a ritual washing vessel, a palanquin, an incense altar, a set of eight precious weapons, horizontal plaques, and couplets.

Dinh Trang Communal House was ranked as a National Relic by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in 2016.