Tam Phu Temple

Nhat Tien Bridge lies to the left of Thay Pagoda on the way out to the island where the Tam Phu temple is located. The temple stands on a mound rising in the middle of the lake, 7 m long and 5 m wide, comprising 3 bays and 2 small side compartments. The temple is built of dark red laterite, with four roof sections, covered with mui hai tiles, a boat-shaped roof structure, and a frame structure following the seven-eave stacked-truss style. According to researchers, the temple only appeared in the early Nguyen dynasty.

Currently, the temple still preserves a number of artifacts dating from the Nguyen dynasty, such as: horizontal plaques, couplets, statues of the Two Heavenly Kings, a statue of Guanyin seated on a mountain, ...