PHUONG HAI VILLAGE COMMUNAL HOUSE FESTIVAL

- The village communal house was built in 1838. Phuong Hai Village Communal House is a relic that no longer preserves many ancient artifacts, because Phuong Hai Village Communal House was the place where, during the resistance war, the rear sanctuary was burned in 1957. Therefore, some valuable artifacts, such as 11 royal edicts granted by dynasties, were completely burned along with a number of other valuable artifacts. Thus, by 2001, the local government and people restored the rear sanctuary, and currently some valuable artifacts remain, such as: 3 sets of dragon thrones and spirit tablets with artistic value from the Nguyen dynasty, an edict chest, a pair of worship cranes...

- The festival has existed since ancient times; during the war years it was interrupted. In 2012, the people restored the festival and have maintained it to this day; as a rule, the festival is held once every 5 years. The festival takes place from the 15th to the 16th day of the second lunar month. In years when the festival is not held, the elders organize worship ceremonies at the communal house.

- Deities worshipped: The communal house worships three Great Kings: Minh Truc Dai Vuong, a middle-ranking deity; Thinh Duc Dai Vuong, an honored deity; Cuong Chinh Dai Vuong, an honored deity..

- Rituals/skills: Sacrifice ceremony, incense offering, and palanquin procession.