Vu Noi Communal House
Introduction
Vu Noi Communal House worships the supreme deity Pho Phuc Dai Vuong. Legend has it that Vu Noi Communal House was built very early at the head of the village on the highest mound, commonly called by villagers the Five Mounds area. The communal house has Tam-style architecture including Dai Bai, Trung Cung, and Hau Cung. The communal house faces west. Currently, the communal house still preserves a number of artifacts such as deity records, royal edicts, horizontal lacquered boards, couplets, edict boxes, thrones, stone incense bowls, offering trays, ritual stands, bronze censers, and incense altars...
The village's main festival is held on the 10th day of the second lunar month every year; according to tradition, the saint's festival begins on the 1st day and lasts until the end of the 10th day of the second lunar month.
Vu Noi Communal House was ranked as a historical-cultural relic by the People's Committee of the former Ha Tay Province in 2002.
