The Sari Deul Temple is situated behind the Jagannath Ballabh Matha on the southern side of Vindu Sarover. The temple both in measurement and workmanship is in no manner, substandard to that of the Ananta-Vasudev temple, but is surrounded by houses on all sides.
It is now transferred to an ambiguous corner and is an archetypal instance of a Sapta-Ratha temple and its art & architecture provide ample evidence to indicate that it belonged to the Ganga period. The pilasters have been over crowded with numerous scrolls containing the preferred designs of the Ganga art.
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