The Shiva temple is characterized by an east-facing five-tiered Rajagopuram. Adjacent to the temple lies a pond named 'Krupa Samudram,' which functions as the sacred water source for the temple. Within the temple's prakaram, there are sannidhis dedicated to various deities, including Vinayaka, Subramania, Bhairava, the Pancha Lingas, and planetary gods associated with Saturn and the Moon. Upon completing the customary circumambulation of the prakaram and entering the front mandap, one encounters a sannidhi for the Navagrahas and the 'Palli-Arai,' the deity's resting area. After paying respects to the dwarapalakas and passing through the inner gate, the sannidhi of the female deity is visible to the right, where she is depicted in a standing posture. Additionally, there is a Nataraja Sabha, and the presiding deity is a 'swayambhu Linga,' accompanied by a representation of Shiva and Parvati behind it.