The temple complex has two large shrines: the Arunachaleswara shrine to the south built by the Gangas of Talakad, and the Bhoga Nandeeshwara shrine to the north built by the Cholas. It has the sculpture of a king considered to be that of Rajendra Chola. In between there is a small intervening shrine called with Uma-Maheshwara shrine with a kalyana mantapa (marriage alter) supported by ornate pillars in black stone with reliefs depicting of the Hindu gods Shiva and his consort Parvati, Brahma (the creator) and Saraswathi, Vishnu (the preserver) and his consort Lakshmi, the god of fire Agni and his consort Swaha Devi, and decorative creepers and birds in bas-relief. This is typical to Hoysala architecture.