There are grotesque figures of "vetalas" (ghosts) on the pilasters of "jaga mohan" and on the faces of "vimana" of the temple. The figures of "nagas" (snake-man) and their female counterparts "nagins" and other females show many graceful but chaste poses. Pilgrimage is the theme of many of the scenes on the "vimana". The other notable descriptive representation on the "vimana" is the hunting scene above the central niche on the south side, where stags are depicted running away from a hunter. On the outermost frame around the latticed window of the "jaganamohana", delightful scenes of monkeys playing all manners of pranks are depicted. The "vimana" of the temple is a "triratha" with a distant semblance of a "Pancharatha" as evident from the projecting niches flanking the central projection. The "bada" of the "vimana" abruptly starts from the "talapatna" or pavement which consists of three elements instead of the usual five and encloses a parallelepiped instead of the usual cubic sanctum.