Tho Ngoa Communal House

The communal house is a traditional religious architectural work with a history dating back to the 17th century, bearing strong imprints of ancient architecture and long-standing cultural and historical values. Over many generations, the communal house has been repaired and embellished through various periods but still retains its traditional architectural features and inherent historical values. In 1998, the communal house was recognized by the People's Committee of Ha Tay Province as a provincial-level historical relic, affirming the value and significance of the relic in the cultural and spiritual life of the local people. In front of the communal house is a large lake, beside which stands a centuries-old banyan tree, casting shade and creating a peaceful, ancient landscape. The image of the banyan tree, the water dock, and the communal house pond has become a distinctive beauty, closely associated with the memories and cultural life of generations of local people, contributing to the unique beauty and attractiveness of the communal house.