A fine example of a typical Pangi temple, this tiny box of a room topped by triangular eaves is fronted by colourful, wonderfully naïve carvings including images of the boggle-eyed deity and his accompanying snake. It's 750m southeast of Killar bus stand in a small area of pine forest via the road that leads on to Old Killar with its archaic shopfronts.
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