The site is situated in Gangadharprasad village near Bhapur block of Dhenkanal District. The site is 20km away from District HQ. The temple is single chambered Kalingan style of Architecture in rekha order. The temple is triratha on plan and triangabada in elevation. The temple is facing east and 8 meter in height. Astagraha panel is carved out in the lintel and Akasalinga on the top of the temple. The interior of the temple is plain and the exterior part decorated with vajramundi niches in the jangha, miniature chaitya motifs enshrining kirtimukha in the center on the gandi, astagraha panel in the lintel and the frontal raha has a double chaitya medallion houses Uma-Mahesvara murty in the lower and dancing Nataraja on the top circle. The temple made of khondolite stone and ashlar dry masonry. On the basis of architectural and sculptural features the date of the site goes back to 7th-8th CAD. The temple site is in good state of preservation. But, as the temple is 2.50 mtrs below the present ground level and the surrounding agricultural field the temple is submerged under water up to the lintel level during rainy season. Both archaeological and Tourism point of view the site is needs preservation for future posterity.