The striking feature of the temple is the deity. Here, the deity is of Lord Krishna in a standing position with a flute on one hand. The idol depicts as if Lord Krishna is playing flute. Many locals believe that taking blessing of Lord Krishna can help them to get out of problems. That’s why during Brahmotsava, this temple gets too crowded.

If you have plans to visit this place, avoid going during festivals as you might not get the chance to see the stunning idol of this temple. 

• Be decently dressed.
• Leave your shoes outside the temple.
• Respect the Hindu customs and rituals followed inside the temple.
• Make sure your visit doesn’t disturb other worshippers.

• Entry is free.

• By hired car or taxi from the city.

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