Highlight #4 - Đình Phú Hữu / Phú Hữu communal house

Unlike other, Pohue communal house possesses exceptional statues and bara leaves depict a dragon family. Located at the foot of the mountain, Pohue communal house worships the saint of mountain. With a parameter made of b-brick, a local product. The structure consists of a three-door entrance, two separate compartments at the front rears and the main house. It is the five compartment with two demi-rears in the main house. In addition, in the four corners, four brick pillars were built to hold the bending roof. Two statues of a couple of dragons looking at the sun were meticulously created, situated on the top part of the roof. Aside from typical carving features of the Nguyen dynasty, there are also some artifacts such as statues of fairy, horses, elephants, dragons, and animals of the 17th century. The main house is quite significant. It has been the place that expresses the daily life, desire of a harmonious living of people to nature and animals in the 17th century through many bold impressions of its carvings. There are some carving of human depictions. Nevertheless, the dragons are very concentrated detailed at Pohue communal house, especially on the arm parts in the internal frame structure. Having gone through many restoration, major or minor, the courtyard wore a new cloth on it, but the communal house can still retain its original stance.