Venues that host communities

Ong Dia Temple is a religious venue that hosts cultural and traditional activities to honor Tho Dia Phuc Duc Chinh Than with other gods. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the Southern tradition.

Phu Nhuan Temple is a religious venue that hosts the Ky Yen Festival to honor Buddha, gods, ancestors, and descendants. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the Southern tradition.

Binh Dong Communal House is a communal venue that hosts the Ky Yen Festival to honor the gods who taught the village's professions. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the Southern tradition.

Thien Hau Pagoda is a religious venue that hosts the Thien Hau Pagoda Festival to honor Thien Hau for her filial piety, virtue, and self-sacrifice. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the Hoa people's traditions.

Ba Diem Commune is a communal venue that hosts the Phan Cong Hon Temple Festival to commemorate the hero who sacrificed himself to help people escape oppression. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the tradition of 18 Vuon Trau villages.

Le Chau Assembly Hall is a communal venue that hosts the Goldsmith's Ancestor Commemoration Ceremony to honor the death anniversary of the goldsmith founder. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the traditions of the goldsmith industry.

Ong Pagoda is a religious venue that hosts the Ong Pagoda Festival to honor Guan Yu and other gods. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the beliefs of the Hoa people of Chaozhou origin in Saigon.

Truong Tho Communal House is a communal venue that hosts the Ky Yen Festival to honor the gods who taught the village's professions. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the Southern tradition.