Mui Communal House
Introduction
Mui Village Communal House is a long-standing historical relic, worshipping four village guardian deities - heroes who once fought alongside the Trung Sisters in the war against Han invaders. The communal house was rebuilt spaciously in 1925, with traditional architecture, notably its sturdy wooden frame and ancient ri tile roof. Located in a relic complex together with Hung Thanh Quan Pagoda and the temple of Mr. Hau - who donated land to the village, this site bears the cultural and spiritual values of the local people.
The relic complex was recognized as a National Relic in 1999, becoming an important cultural destination that attracts a large number of visitors to visit and learn about the history and traditions of the To Hieu area.
Source: Hanoi Radio and Television Newspaper
