Ba Dân Traditional Festival

- The village communal house dates back to the 10th century and was granted 72 royal edicts by many generations of kings, but due to war, the passage of time, and poor preservation, many edicts were torn and decayed; currently 48 edicts are still preserved. TThrough the renovations and restorations, it became spacious, but in 1947, following the direction of higher authorities, the village guerrillas carried out scorched-earth resistance (burning everything down). In 1998, the village communal house was rebuilt with reinforced concrete.

- The festival has existed since ancient times; during the war years it was interrupted. In 2001, the local people restored the festival and have maintained it to this day; by custom, the festival is held once every 3 years. The festival takes place from the 9th to the 10th day of the first lunar month. In years when the festival is not held, the elders perform rituals at the communal house.

- The deities worshipped are the Three Great Deities, including: Đổng Vĩnh Đại vương, La Địa Đại vương, and Độ Pháp Đại vương.

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