Located in front of the Myo Temple, the Lam Hian Pavilion was built in 1822, during the reign of Emperor Minh Mang, to serve as a residence for devotees of the Nguyen Dynasty. The three-storey wooden structure is built on a rectangular block of brick, two stone staircases lead to the pavilion, and the staircases are decorated with dragon patterns. Today, this pavilion is considered a historical religious museum, intended for tourists to learn about the history of worship here!