The idol of Lord Ganesha is also representative of the belief. The black idol of the Lord is shown holding a book in the left hand and a stylus in the right hand as if recording the names of the pilgrims coming to this temple.Structurally Sakshi Ganapati temple is small temple. Its outer walls have carved with various sculptures. One can see statues of Ganesha defeating a demon and Ganesha honouring Lord Shiva.
The mandapam of the temple is also small, which is adorned with pillars. To reach the sanctum of the temple, devotees have to climb not more than 10 steps, making it accessible to even older visitors.A known poet of 14th century, Srinatha has mentioned Sakshi Ganapati Temple in Kasi Khandam. It states that this ancient temple and Lord Ganpati idol was envisioned by great saint Agasthya which was during his visit to Srisailam.
Along with its religious importance, another reason to visit this temple is for mesmerising location. Nestled amid the lush greenery of dense forest, this temple offers calm surroundings, which promise devotees peacefulness and tranquility.