Shri Ganga Maharaj, the divine river Ganga personified as a Goddess titting on the back of the crocodile. The statue is made of marble and Ganga Maharani is sitting on the crocodile. On one side stands a 4 feet high statue of king Bhagiratha with his hands folded. The statue is very impressive. Shri Ganga Maharani is worshiped as a Goddess.

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This two storeyed temple is a happy mix of various tiles of architecture and a rare one from the architectural point of view. Artistic carving work has been done on pillars and temple panels. On the main gate on one side is a statue of Lord Krishna holding the Giri Raj Mountain in his hand while on the other side are Shiva Parvati and Laxmi Narayanji.

The construction material i.e., the stone was procured from Bansi Pahadpur of Bharatpur District.

This temple is a center of faith for all Hindus and it has a historical heritage having beauty of architecture sculpture, carving, engraving, mosaic work, geometrical perfections. People regard the temple as a symbol of holiness and purification because the Ganga occupies a great place in the minds of Hindus as a sacred Devine river.

While the architecture is unique the Bansi Pahadpur stone of almond color is also a matchless thing. The Gong of the temple is of so great a resonance that it can be heard from distance.

All Hindu festivals are celebrated but there is a special celebration of Gangashaptami and Ganga Dussera.

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All hindu customs and traditions are followed. Bhajans, Keertan, Bhandara etc. are organized from time to time.

This temple should be preserved as heritage temple.