The City People's Committee has officially recognized Du Le Communal House as a City-level Historical Relic, recognizing the cultural and historical values ​​of the relic. Du Le Communal House is a place to worship the two village guardians Truong Nuu and Vu Hai. The communal house bears a strong traditional architectural style with a Dinh-shaped ground plan. The site includes a main hall with a "stacked beam and gong" structure, "stacked beam and hidden pillar" and a three-room sanctuary built in the style of a sloping gable wall. The architecture and decoration of the communal house reflect traditional carving art through motifs of leaf patterns, lotus heads, seal script, etc.

The communal house still preserves many valuable historical and cultural artifacts, including the stone stele "Ha Ma" created in the 16th century, re-engraved in the 19th century, placed on the back of a large stone turtle. The stele bears the reign name Gia Long year 14 (1815), related to the Mac dynasty that established the capital Duong Kinh in Hai Phong. After the restoration of the Le Trung Hung dynasty, many relics from the Mac dynasty were destroyed, but the people of Du Le preserved and re-engraved the stele as a testament to their merit. 

Du Le communal house being recognized as a City-level historical relic is not only a great honor for Kien Thuy district but also contributes to preserving and promoting traditional cultural values, educating the younger generation about national pride and love for the homeland./.