Currently, Phu Quy Island has five village communal houses (đình làng) dedicated to worshipping the Thành Hoàng Bổn Cảnh (the village tutelary gods), as well as the pioneer ancestors (tiền hiền, hậu hiền) who contributed to the establishment and development of the villages and communal houses.

Most of the village communal houses on Phú Quý Island face the sea. Compared to communal houses on the mainland, those in Phú Quý are generally smaller and lower in height, possibly due to the island’s weather and climate conditions. The amount of wood used in their architecture is also less, not to mention that over time, through many spontaneous repairs by local people, traditional materials have often been replaced by modern construction materials like reinforced concrete.

Triều Dương Village Communal House

Located in Triều Dương village, Tam Thanh commune, Triều Dương communal house was established in 1773. It preserves five royal decrees (sắc phong) dedicated to the Thành Hoàng Bổn Cảnh from the reigns of emperors Tự Đức, Đồng Khánh, and Khải Định. Each year, two main worship ceremonies are held here: the spring ceremony takes place in the first or second lunar month, and the autumn ceremony in the seventh or eighth lunar month.

Mỹ Khê Village Communal House

Located in Mỹ Khê village, Tam Thanh commune, this communal house was built around 1752, the same year as the Mỹ Khê Lăng Cô was built. It preserves five royal decrees honoring the Thành Hoàng Bổn Cảnh during the reigns of emperors Tự Đức, Đồng Khánh, and Khải Định. Every year, two worship ceremonies take place: the spring ceremony in the first lunar month praying for peace, favorable weather, and good harvests, and the autumn ceremony in the seventh lunar month to give thanks to the Thành Hoàng.

Hội An Village Communal House

Located in Hội An village, Tam Thanh commune, it was first built at the end of the 18th century and was extensively renovated in 1812 to be more spacious and grand. Annually, two worship ceremonies are held here: the spring ceremony in the first lunar month and the autumn ceremony in the seventh lunar month.

Phú Mỹ Village Communal House

Located in Phú Mỹ village (a merger of the former Phú Ninh and Mỹ Xuyên villages) in Ngũ Phụng commune, this communal house was constructed in 1813. Its royal decrees have been lost, and currently only the royal decree for Bạch Mã Thái Giám (White Horse Eunuch) from the Bạch Mã Thái Giám temple is preserved here. The communal house holds two annual worship ceremonies: the spring ceremony in the first lunar month and the autumn ceremony in the seventh lunar month.

Long Hải Village Communal House

Located in Long Hải commune, the Long Hải communal house (also called Nhà Vuông – the Square House) was established at the end of the 18th century. It preserves many valuable artifacts and written records in Hán Nôm script related to the history and development of the village and Phú Quý Island for over 200 years. However, the royal decrees honoring the village tutelary gods no longer exist. Two annual worship ceremonies are held here (spring praying and autumn thanksgiving): the spring ceremony takes place in the first or second lunar month, and the autumn ceremony in the seventh or eighth lunar month.