Shiva temple of the Solanki era, situated on the alluring Sangam (confluence) of the rivers Mahi and Galati where it is said lived Galav Muni Chandrahaas of Puranic fame. At present, the lovely rocky bank of Mahi and the beautiful old Shiva temple on it has one spring of the River Galati constantly sprinkling water on the Shiva linga. Rich in art and architecture, it has a unique eight-sided hall. The walls have carved figures of Gods, Gandharvas, humans, rishis, horse riders, elephant riders, chariots, doli (palanquins) and the events of human life, from birth to death, are all depicted in these carvings.
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