It is one of the sects of Cao Dai religion with the name Chieu Minh Tu. The relic, which was built in 1928, served as the headquarters of the revolutionary cadres and made significant contributions to the two resistance wars against the French and Americans. By June 1994, the relic was ranked by the People's Committee of Hau Giang Province as a provincial historical and cultural relic.

With an area of more than 40,000m2, various elaborate, unique and beautiful Buddhist architectural works. The construction works is currently being completed, and it promises to provide traditional cultural experiences with unique and peaceful spiritual and religious meanings.

Aranhut Pagoda(Watchô in Khmer name): Was built in 1632 and remains the oldest Khmer pagoda in Hau Giang Province. The pagoda has distinctive architecture with intricate carvings and sculptures typical of ancient Khmer culture. This is also where major festivals are held, and it has become the spiritual hub for many generations of Khmer people in the south.