The "jagamohana" is rectangular in shape and has a two-element sloping roof with clerestory windows between them. The "jagamohana" measures from the inside and from the outside. The latticed windows are classified as "pata jali" where perforations are square or rectangular in shape. In addition, there are trellised windows with slabs of stone sculptures depicting dancers and musicians. Light enters the interior through doors and the latticed windows. The junction of the "vimana" and the "jagmohana" is not cleanly built, leading some scholars to postulate that the porch was added at a much later date; however, the primitive connection is attributed to the building technique. The temple was constructed by burying completed portions in inclined layers of earth up which heavy pieces of stone were dragged.