The temple of Chaturdasa Devata was originally erected by Gopinath and dedicated to the fourteen gods of Tripura as evident from a dedicatory inscription. The present two edifices of brick and stone masonry were erected by Kalyanmanikya of Tripura in saka 1572, Corresponding to 1650 CE.

The temples are popularly known as ‘Chaturdasa Devata’ and ‘Lakshmi-Narayana’ . Both the temples are similar on plan and architectural features. The temple roofs are covered by chalas and topped by votive stupa like finials. There is a bhogamandapa of brick masonry, topped by chala roof lying in front of the temples. There is a brick-built ancient compound wall running all around.