Its architecture is highly impressive, and tourists are in awe of the elaborate carvings that adorn its walls and shikhara (spire)-style elements that are evocative of Nepalese architecture. It differs from other temples in the area due to a large wheel on the rooftop.
Vasuki Naga, Wazir, and Goddess Mahisasuramardini, a form of Lady Durga, all have shrines at this temple.
As the weather is so lovely at this period, March through June are the finest months to visit a temple.
The Archeological Survey of India looks after the temple, which has significant historical and archaeological importance. Every year, especially during Navratri, the shrine receives millions of Hindu visitors.
