The main deity of Govindjee with his consort is placed in the central chamber, Jagannath, Subhadra and Balarama in the northern chamber and Balarama and Krishna in the southern chamber. All of these chambers are spick and span. The front arcades are provided with curtains. The temple is in the Nagra style of Hindu temples. The architectural maturity and richness are reflected through the temple structure. The idol of Lord Govindjee and his consort are made of special wood and the idols of Jagannath, Subhadra and Balarama are made from the wood that is left over from these two idols. The idols are decorated with Muktas on special occasions. The Krishna and Balarama idols are made of plaster and given a charming combination of colours. The temple is the centre of religious activity in Manipur. The morning rituals are punctually performed with strict discipline and in a ritualistic manner. A music party is permanently engaged to play music during prayers. Several special festivals are celebrated in this temple with particular display of Manipuri dances. The temple maintains the social order in the Manipur valley.