The Siddhnath Temple is an example of early medival Brahminic architecture. This most impressive structure were declared a protected ancient monument by Lord Curzon, Viceroy of India. Curzon is responsible for the restoration work done at this site in 1902. It is located on the eastern plateau on the island. Supported by a huge plinth whose four sides are carved with about 50 elephants, each 5 ft. high, most of which have been mutilated. There are entrances on all four sides to the main shrine. Each entrance contains 18 stone pillars standing 14' high and stone carvings of different deities displayed above the entrance.