Sri Adhishvar Bhagwan in sandal wood color, seated in a lotus posture, of height 76.2 Cms. On the left side of mulnyak the idol of Sri Parshwanath Bhagwan and on the right side the idol of Sri Shantinath Bhagwan.

This tirth is believed to be of a period before 15th Vikram century because it has been referred to in a composition entitled “Chaitya Paripati” by Sri Jaisagarhi Upadhyay in 15th Vikram century.
The idols discovered from under the earth are ancient, attractive and beautiful. There are no inscriptions on any of them. The dome of the temple though small is in a special style.
Temple is old but beautiful, Neat and clean also well maintained.
There is a lamp here which has been burning continuously without being extinguished for the last over 86 years of which the collyrium formed is of saffron color instead of usual black. Every year of Falgun Sukla Ashtami, a fair is held.
There is no other temple besides this one in this area.
There is a dharamshala nearby for lodging with all facilities and a bhojanshala for meals.