Located inside the main temple and somewhat off from Swarga Mandap is the Sabha Mandap. Three entrances lead to it; the major one is from the Swarg Mandap, while the other two are on the southern and northern sides, respectively. 60 intricately carved pillars support this mandap in a square configuration. Together with Vishnu Avatar, Kali, Maruti, Buddha, and other figures, stories from the Ramayana and Panchtantra have been shown. With a Saraswati Murti on top and Purna Kalash on both sides, the front door is exquisite. Ten well-decorated Dwarpalas, five on each side, are carved into the lower panels on either side of the door.
Antarala Kaksha is the area that lies between Sabha Mandap and the main sanctum sanctorum. Two dwarapalas that are each around 8 feet tall are located on either side of Antarala's entrance door. One can access the temple's main sanctum sanctorum from here. The conical sanctuary is home to the Dhopeshwar and Kopeshwar Vishnu lingas. There isn't a separate mandir for Nandi. Beautiful carvings of gods and secular figures can be found on the façade. The temple's base is supported by elephant statues.
