The temple has an attached water tank and open "prakara" (circumambulation path) along which are numerous stone motifs of Naga. The primary and main shrine dedicated to Nagaraja has a mandapa with sixteen pillars, each with four faces. Of the sixty four pillar faces, six are dedicated images of Jain Tirthankaras and Jain goddess Padmavati Devi. The other fifty eight faces have Hindu gods and goddesses, with some iconography that is found in both Jain and Hindu temples. Both the Jain and Hindu icons continue to be treated with reverence by the local population. The sanctum of the minor shrines are dedicated to two major traditions within Hinduism – one to Vaishnavism and other to Shaivism.