This temple is situated towards the north east of the town. It is believed that this temple have been built during the reign of lord Tambradhwaja a king presumed to have lived during puranic times. It is the Gram Daivat (The Prisiding Diety) of the town. Except the main Shrine of the temple,The sabhamandap and other extensions are later additions. Temple is circled by a solid missionary wall. Having three gates towards the west , north and the southern side. The main gate, entrance (Mahadwar) of the temple is on the west side. There are three gates in temple. Southern gate is known as gate no 2 and North en gate is known as gate no 3. In front of main gate (Mahadwar) there is a big sabhamandap which built in 1988.This sabhamandap is built on cement concrete having 18 big pillars. The Sabhamandap a later addition and capable of 3000 persons is open on the sides having only arch formation. This Sabhamandap hall is frequently used for performing marriage ceremonies.Against the inside along the course of missionary wall nearly 52 cloisters (Convents) for the convenience of the visiting pilgrims have been provided. Through one of the cloisters near the southern gate a passage leads to a Teertha beyond. Today the water of this teertha is used for Puja and it is also used by the pilgrims during the time of fair.
Inside the Missionary wall there is a another sabhamandap, which is built in stons. Therre are ten or more columns inside the sabhamandap. Here is the installed an idol of Lord Nandi in traditional posture. The Gabhara which is an original construction. Which is 25*15 feet in area. Inside the Gabhara copper facial plaque of Lord Siddheshwar are placed on a pedestal and below this pedestal there is a small Kund where the Linga established. Coloured marble tiles embossed design of flower and peacock figures fixed inside the vestibule. On the other side of the entrance to the vestibule the idol of Lord Gajanan is fixed on the wall. Towards the left of the Gabhara there is a block of stone bearing finely engraved and burnished images of some deities. Behind the Gabhara there is a staircase leading to the terrace. The idols of Lord Shankar and Parwati housed in a small riche at its base. Towards the southern side of the Inner Sabhamandap there is a Underground Temple Which is known as Atmaling Temple. There is a big Shivling and Nandi statue inside this Atmaling Temple.
A beautiful Shikhar (Top) is about 9.14 mtr.s high from the terrace level. It is decorated with figures filled riches and four Nandi statues in four corners.Among the figures the most striking are Shankar ,Parvati, Ram, Saraswati, Dattatraya, Laxmi and Lord Vishnu.
