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A large black stone statue of Ruru Bhairava stands in a pillared granite hall. The four-armed deity wears a white and orange marigold garland with red flower accents and a red-and-white tassel hanging to its waist. Its base carries a Kannada and English inscription reading Ruru Bhairava. Pale floors and carved stone columns surround it, and a few people sit in the far background. No living person is in the foreground.

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A large black stone statue of Krodha Bhairava stands in a pillared temple hall, its multiple arms holding ritual implements and its body draped with orange marigold garlands and a white jasmine garland with red tassels. Ornate grey granite pillars and a flower decoration hang above. Small figures of devotees are faintly visible in the background aisle. A Kannada and English nameplate at the base reads Krodha Bhairava.2008-02-11February 11 20082008-02-11February 11 20082008-02-11February 11 20082008-02-11February 11 20082008-02-11February 11 20082008-02-11A large black stone statue of a multi-armed deity, identified by its base plaque as Urdhwathandavamoorthy, stands in a pillared stone hall. The statue wears marigold and white jasmine garlands with red and gold trimmings, and an orange marigold garland is draped at its base. A man in a white shirt and dark trousers stands at left looking up at the murti, while several people in saris are visible in the background across the hall. Overhead hangs a floral arrangement of white and yellow flowers with marigold strands.2008-02-11February 11 20082008-02-11November 21 20152015-11-21February 11 20082008-02-11July 12 20132013-07-12 +1 copiesFebruary 05 20152015-02-05 +1 copies