Gie Thuong Communal House

Gie Thuong village communal house was built in the 17th century and is a typical artistic architectural work. The communal house of the village Gie Thuong worships the deity Thuong Dang Tu Quang Bac Dai Vuong, who had the merit of fighting the foreign invaders, liberating a large area of land, and also had great merit in establishing Thinh Duc Canton, including Gie Thuong village. The communal house still preserves many rare relics from the Le era and is a place that keeps many valuable historical, cultural, and spiritual values of Chuyen My homeland.  The communal house consists of the Dai Bai hall and the Hau cung sanctuary. Seen from afar, the Dai Bai hall has a majestic appearance, with 2 stories and 8 curved roof corners covered with old ri tiles, pointed tips in the shoe style, and curved roof corners decorated with dragon and phoenix heads. With special artistic architecture, January 1997  Gie Thuong Communal House was recognized by the Ministry of Culture and Information, now the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, as a National-level Architectural and Artistic Relic.