Tan Trao Communal House

Tan Trao Communal House is a historic wooden communal house in Tan Trao Commune, Son Duong District, Tuyen Quang Province. Built in 1923 in traditional stilt-house style, it is the central relic of the Tan Trao Historical Relic Complex. It is notable as the venue of the National Congress on 16-17 August 1945, and is preserved as a Special National Relic within the Tan Trao Special National Historical Site.

Visitors can expect a restored traditional wooden communal house on stilts with ironwood pillars, thatched or tiled roof, and open interior hall. The setting is a quiet rural village surrounded by trees and rice fields within the Tan Trao historical complex. Inside, visitors see a simple meeting hall with exhibits, flags, and interpretive panels explaining the 1945 Congress. The area is walkable with paths, signage, and guided tour options.

Originally built in 1923 as the communal house of Tan Trao village. It served as the venue for the National People's Congress (Quoc Dan Dai Hoi) on 16-17 August 1945, attended by delegates from across the country. The congress approved major policies and established organizational structures for the August Revolution. The house is recognized as part of the Tan Trao Special National Historical Relic Site.

Represents the traditional communal house (dinh) architecture of northern Vietnam, serving as a community gathering place for village festivals, meetings and cultural activities. It is a symbol of local community identity and is preserved as an important cultural and educational site for visitors learning about Vietnamese history and traditions.