The foundation stone for 24 Avtaar Temple was laid in 1968-69 when Gurudev Jaykarandas Bhaktamali Paramhans performed the Vishnu Mahayagya here. A 6.25 feet tall Kalash was made for the central sanctum of the temple while other smaller sanctums have Kalash measuring 3 feet each. The main temple dedicated to Lord Vishu and Goddess Lakshmi has been built using 8 lakh bricks. Notably, the temple is still under construction and it is expected that the works will be completed soon.

Such is the majesty and grandeur of the temple that it is known as the fifth dham. The temple will house 24 different avatars of Lord Vishnu, with a separate temple dedicated to each of them. It is said that the spiritual aura of this temple is unparalleled in many respects. If you are seeking the gift of divine bliss, a day at this temple will surely uplift your mind and soul.

24 Avtaar Temple presents a fine specimen of the Chalukya style of architecture. Built over a vast expanse of land, the temple encircles the Vishnu-Lakshmi temple, which has been built as per the famed Somnath Temple. With a towering height of 121 feet, the temple shelters idols of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi measuring 9.25 feet and 7.25 feet respectively. Further, the other temples within its premises are as tall as 52-53 feet. Around 90% of the first phase of construction is complete and the second stage would witness the establishment of temples dedicated to 11 avatars of Lord Rudra and 9 avatars of Goddess Durga.

Jaggery (Gud) and Chana Dal are offered to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi at the 24 Avtar Temple. Devotees also present fruits, dry fruits and laddoo to the deities.