Shri Prabhu Mandir
The main temple complex consists of the majestic gateway called the Naubatkhana, Anand Mantap, the main temple on the Samadhi of Shri Prabhu built-in granite with Italian marble flooring, the Samadhi of Shri Manohar Manik Prabhu and the Shejghar where holy relics are preserved. Also worth seeing here is the huge chandelier presented by the Nizam of Hyderabad.
Naubatkhana
The main entrance to the Samsthan complex is the historic Naubatkhana — an arched gateway of significant heritage value. It was initially built in 1900 by Late Shri Babasaheb Maharaj, the elder son of Shri Martand Manik Prabhu Maharaj. The first floor houses the traditional temple drums (Naubat) that mark auspicious occasions. The office of the Samsthan is situated here.
Mukti Mantap
This majestic marble structure houses the Samadhis of Shri Martand Manik Prabhu Maharaj and Shri Shankar Manik Prabhu Maharaj. Its walls and flooring are draped in white marble, and its ceiling is beautifully decorated with the Sanskrit letter ‘AUM’, creating an atmosphere of quiet ambience and making it an ideal place for meditation. Shri Siddharaj Manik PrabhuMaharaj built this temple.
Siddha Niketan
This temple, sculpted in serene black granite, enshrines the sacred Samadhi of Shri Siddharaj Manik Prabhu Maharaj. Surrounded by tranquil natural beauty, it exudes a profound sense of peace, making it an ideal abode for sādhanā and inner reflection. The temple’s shikhara is currently under construction and will soon stand completed, adding to the sanctity and grandeur of this sacred site.
Shri Venkamma Mandir
Dedicated to Devi Venkamma, the ardent disciple of Shri Prabhu and manifestation of “Madhumati Shyamala,” the Adi Shakti of Lord Dattatreya, this temple stands as a symbol of divine feminine power. Built in red stone, it exemplifies the beauty of traditional local architecture. The annual Devi Pancharatra Mahotsava held here is celebrated with devotion, music, and joyous participation by devotees.
Bhandarkhana
The temple kitchen where food for thousands of devotees is prepared and served is popularly known as Bhandarkhana. There are three huge dining halls on this campus. Each hall can accommodate about 1500 devotees at a time. During the Jayanti Mahotsava thousands of devotees partake the bliss of Mahaprasad here. 500 to 1000 devotees avail the benefit of Nitya Annadan Seva every day.
Other Temples
Apart from the important temples mentioned above, Shri Kalagnirudra Hanuman Temple, Shri Shiv Panchyatan Temple, Shri Maruti Temple, Shri Khandoba Temple (situated on a hillock on the outskirts of the village) and the Veershaiva Math are other places of interest for the devout. Shri Veerbhadreshwar Temple and Shri Bhavani Temple in Humnabad are also worth visiting.
Sangam
At the confluence of the sacred rivulets Guru Ganga and Viraja lies the holy Sangam, a site of immense spiritual significance. Here stand the Samadhis of Mata Baya Devi, the revered mother of Shri Prabhu, and his brothers Shri Dada Maharaj and Shri Tatya Maharaj. The Samadhi of Shri Babasaheb Maharaj, son of Shri Martand Prabhu, is also located here, facing the beautiful pond known as Narsimha Teertha.
Dargah of Mahaboob Subhani
Shri Prabhu’s Muslim devotees regarded him as an incarnation of the great Sufi Saint Mahboob Subhani. Before entering Mahasamdhi, Shri Prabhu himself built this dargah by placing his turban and Prasad and erecting a tomb thereon for the benefit of his Muslim devotees. Special prayers and qawwalis are held here in the presence of His Holiness during Mahorram and Gyarahanvi Shareef.
Datta Loka
The main entrance to the Samsthan complex is the historic Naubatkhana, an arched welcome gate, initially constructed by Late Shri Babasaheb Maharaj, the elder son of Shri Martand Manik Prabhu Maharaj in the year 1900. The first floor of this building is used for playing the Naubat (temple drums). This building was recently renovated in the year 2017 on the occasion of the Bi-centennial celebrations of Shri Prabhu’s birth.