English: The architecture of this temple dates back to the seventh or eighth century A.D. The temple has four doors that span across all directions, in addition to two large Shivalingas. The sculpted walls and pillars, built of black granite stones, make this temple’s architecture a great attraction. The temple also features images of a dancing Ganesha and Jaalandhara. A stone inscription in the temple dates back to the 11th or 12th century. This suggests that the temple was built by a highly skilled team of architects, sculptors, and artists. However, there are still no records available providing details on who built it.