The temple sits on a raised platform, with a striking entrance and Garbha Griha (inner sanctum) accessible immediately upon entry .

At the entrance, an idol of Lord Ganesha surrounded by eight snakes greets devotees—a shrine established by Rani Bhabani .

The main idol is a 4‑foot stone figure with three eyes (Trinetra), a golden tongue, and a vermilion‑coated face symbolizing Sati’s throat, creating a mystical “gulping” effect when devotees pour water—it neither overflows nor dries up .

The complex also features a sacred banyan tree where devotees tie red and yellow threads to fulfill wishes, along with smaller shrines for Shiva as Yogesh Bhairav, Ganesha, and more .