The Dhokesvara Cave is a large hall with triple cells, on the east side of one of two rugged hills rising from a stony plateau. The largest is 18.28 m deep and 13.7 m wide, front open and supported by two massive square pillars and two pillars and two pilasters, a little inside of these another similar row supports a great architrave running right across the temple, and within this again is the shrine, hollowed out of a rectangular block left standing from floor to roof, and surrounded by a dark passage. The chief object of worship is a linga in the central shrine. The widely set, free standing pillars on the facade and on the mahamandapa comprises Natesa facing south and the saptamatrikas facing north.

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