Standing only about 45 feet tall, the temple is built in the Kalinga Deula style, featuring a compact layout with the garbhagriha (sanctum) and a jagamohana (antechamber) with three entrances supported by four pillars each.

It is set amidst lush forests and close to the Papaharini stream, which forms sacred pools nearby—these natural elements enhance the temple’s tranquil ambiance.

Sculptures of Pandava figures, Ganapati, horses, and mythological icons are carved out on nearby rocks, including depictions of the Pandava brothers and an image of the Sun God atop a pedestal with seven horses—reflecting the region’s deep mythic heritage.