Luu Xa Communal House Festival
Introduction
The festival has been passed down from ancient times; according to the elderly, from before the August Revolution until 1960, there was an eight-gate palanquin procession, and the Van palanquin was carried from the village communal house to the Quan shrine (now Quan Giang Xa) in Tram Troi Town. After the 11th day of the first lunar month, it was carried to the Quan shrine for rituals, and the next day it was carried back to the village communal house for the ceremony to install the deity and enter the register, and the festival began. From 1989 to the present, the festival has been held at Luu Xa Village Communal House.
Main festival: The festival takes place over 3 days, from the 11th to the 13th day of the first lunar month, with the 12th day of the first lunar month being the main festival day. Today, the main festival is held only once every 5 years.
- Customary festival: Held annually but without a palanquin procession


