The temple holds a reclining image of Hanuman, unusual in itself, set below ground level near the fort at the confluence.

The Ganga rises to the temple most monsoons and submerges the idol. This is treated not as a problem but as the river coming to bathe Hanuman, and the reopening after the water withdraws is an event in the city's calendar.

Given the position, expect it to be inaccessible when the rivers are running high through August and September.