A 32 m bazaar street laid in one continuous surface: a tarmac carriageway down the middle, kerbed footways either side and a paved yard along the east frontage. Five shop bays run down the west side with their roll shutters up, counters and back shelves in view, jali screened balconies over them and water tanks and a satellite dish on the roofs, with a gated compound, an external staircase and a chamfered corner block beyond them. The east side holds a walled temple compound at the far end, a shrine with a five tier tower behind an open pillared porch, with a bell frame, a lamp column, a flagpole, an offering tray, clay lamps and an abstract carved stone around it, and a three bay arcade with a stepped tank behind it at the near end. Produce, spice, tea, sweet, cloth and garland pitches trade off the west footway under a chained run of awnings, with crates, sacks, trunks, a barrow, a beam scale and a basket rack on the east one. An auto rickshaw, a handcart, a scooter, a motorcycle and a bicycle stand in the road, charpoys, stools, pots and a public tap fill the yards, and the wiring runs down the street on chained poles with a transformer on one of them.