Nai Hien Dong communal house is located in Nai Hien Dong ward, Son Tra district.

Nai Hien Dong village, which was establised in the 15th century, is one of the ancient villages along Han River. According to the elders in the village, the meaning of "Nai" is endurance; “Hien” is the eave; “Dong” means the east. Nai Hien Dong is the eastern eave, patiently enduring rain and storms.

Innitially, living conditions were extremely difficult, but the first inhabitants of Nai Hien Dong village worked very hard to reclaim, set up hamlets, take advantage of the terrain for agricultural production, salt making, fishing and forest exploitation. When life gradually stabilized, the population became crowded, residents here contributed to build Nai Hien Dong communal house. It is used as a meeting place for the community and to worship the village's Emperor, the Pre-sages and Post-sages, and people with meritorious services. Due to the destruction of wars, the communal house has been restored and refurbished many times, but still preserves the cultural and historical values.

During the resistance war against the French, Nai Hien Dong communal house was the shelter and the meeting place of the Eastern armed forces, and was chosen by the B36 agency as a secret mailbox to transfer revolutionary documents to ships in Da Nang Bay and other places of the Military Port and the Da River area.

Nai Hien Dong Communal House is located in an area of ​​1,640 m2, facing the Southwest, including works such as the communal house, Am Linh Shrine and Pre-sages’ mausoleums.

The communal house area has architectural sections such as screens, flagpoles, monuments, courtyards, main hall, rear hall, front porche with bell and drum tower. From the outside to the inside, the architectural works are arranged symmetrically. In the middle, there is a screen with the shape of a letter scroll, the outside is embossed with a tiger image, the inside is embossed with a phoenix image, with an extremely delicate art of crockery embossment.

The premises of the communal house is layouted in the shape of letter Dinh (J) (also known as a mallet handle), which is devidedd in 3 parts, including: the front porch has a reinforced concrete roof combined with bell and drum tower; the main hall is horizontal with 3 compartments; and the rear hall in arched form is at the back.

The Am Linh Shrine has a scroll-shaped screen with embossed lettering in the motif of "Dragon horse carrying river map" and 3 shrines with a stylized top in the shape of a scroll, to worship the fallen soldiers.

Adjacent to the left side of Am Linh Shrine is the mausoleum of the pre-sage Phan Quy Cong. Previously, the tomb was 50 meters from the west of the communal house. But when the city was renovated, it was moved to the current location. The ancient tombstone is still intact, and the tomb has been restored to its old shape with a broken wall and a very unique saddle/horse-shaped tomb.

Every year, at Nai Hien Dong communal house, there are usually 02 big ceremonies, which are Spring and Autumn Offering. Te Xuan (Spring Offering) is a great ceremony to pray for peace on lunar February 2nd. Te Thu (Autumn Offering) include Am Linh Offering on Lunar July 12th and Predecessor Offering lunar August 20th.

Nai Hien Dong Communal House was recognized as a city-level historical relic in Decision No. 1775/QD-UBND dated April 3, 2017 of Da Nang city People's Committee.

Nearby monuments and attractions:

- The historic and cultural relic site of ​​Man Quang village, Tho Quang ward, Son Tra district (400m to the Northest)

- Co Man communal house, Duong Van An street, Man Thai ward, Son Tra district (600m to the Southwest).