In the sanctum sanctorum, there are two idols. The idol of Kaila Devi is slightly reclined as the neck of the goddess is bend. The idols are very old and they are made of the locally available stone.

Shakta sect holds sway of the temple but it is worshiped by all Hindus and all others.

The temple is a fine example of medieval architecture. The shikhar is very high like pyramid. There is an open court. The Jagmohan (prayer hall is also the same). The ornamental work, engraving and encarving have been done on walls and pillars.

Red Stone of Karoli

The temple has a strong hold on peoples faith. Kaila Devi is an incarnation of Durga Devi. It is believed that the mela of Kaila Devi is the biggest one in North India.

In the Navratras of Chaitra and Ashwin every year millions of people come and offer their presence to the Goddess. These days are held as sacred days.

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Though this is a Shakta temple but the traditions followed are the Vaishnavs traditions and as such meat and wine are strictly prohibited. Bhandara (feasting open for all) is organized.

Since the temple holds a great place in this area, it would be in the fitness of things that the ilaqua is beautified, the drab landscape is converted into a lush green forest track. The nearby Chambal ravines are a permanent menace but even the dacoits and bad elements are afraid of the deity and pose no potential danger.