The temple consists of garbhagriha, arthamandapa and pillared mandapa which have central four pillars with rangasila and ten short pillars on kakshasana with entrance on southern side. In garbhagriha a Siva Linga, is enshrined. This is a typical example of temple with entrance on southern side along with a flight of steps, whereas the Linga in the shrine is located on Western side. Purnakumbha motifs are carved on either side door jambs of garbhagriha. A typical Kakatiya Nandi carved in black basalt is kept in the mandapa facing Siva Linga. In front of the temple i.e., on the southern side, there is a double storied mandapa. On stylistic grounds, this temple can be dated back to 12^th – 13^th Century AD. Kethipalli mandal is located nearly 32 km from the district headquarters of Nalgonda and is accessible by road.