Van Xuan Communal House

Van Xuan Communal House is located in the center of Ha Mo village, on the ancient land of O Dien, and is one of the typical relics associated with the history and culture of the homeland. The communal house worships Ly Bat Lang and also jointly worships Hau Nam De Ly Phat Tu, Ly Nha Lang, and Biet Suy Ly Pho Dinh – figures associated with the history of the O Dien land in the 6th century. The structure impresses with its imposing scale, spacious and open communal courtyard, and unique overall architecture of “Inner Royal, Outer National.” In particular, the floor system and spatial layers in the communal house are organized harmoniously with the architectural layout, creating a transition from the communal courtyard into the worship space while highlighting the symmetry and solemnity of the structure. Together with the Left and Right corridors, doors, and bronze pillars, the overall communal house creates a traditional architectural space that is both solemn and intimate, clearly reflecting the characteristics of a Vietnamese village communal house. Van Xuan Communal House is one of the typical artistic architectural works of Ha Mo and has been recognized as a National-level Relic.