The temple, which had been abandoned for approximately 1,000 years, was renovated in 1957 AD. A wooden carving of a child aged approximately 9-10 years old was offered by villagers who believed in him as an offering for fulfilled wishes. Currently, monks reside there, making it a place of worship for nearby villagers and a shrine for "Pho Than," an ancient Buddha image that has been there since the temple was abandoned.

It is said that...the sacred spirit of a child from nearly 200 years ago is believed to "grant wishes." Especially for luck and trading. There is no advertising here, but everyone comes because of genuine faith. Every day, people flock to ask for blessings. You will see that the temple is full of items that believers bring as offerings (statues of fighting cocks, children's toys, and firecrackers), indicating the strong faith in Ai Khai and showing the success of those who have come to ask and received.