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The b膩岣峚 of the n膩峁璦ma峁囜笉apa is surmounted by the pyramidal super structure and it consists of three flat-shaped pi岣峢膩s. There is only ka岣穉sa kept on the top the upper pi岣峢膩. Bhogama峁囜笉apa The bhogamandapa of the Vimal膩 temple is a pi岣峢膩 deu岣穉 and its height is about 20 feet from the surface of the temple complex. It stands on a high platform of 4 feet. The base of the bhogama峁囜笉apa is square of 15 feet. The b膩岣峚 of the bhogamandapa also consists of p膩bh膩ga, ta岣穉 j膩ngha, bandhan膩, upper j膩ngha and baranda. All the component parts of the b膩岣峚 are also completely plain. Small dopichha lions have been fixed on the two front side corners of the ta岣穉 j膩ngha. The b膩岣峚 of the bhogama峁囜笉apa is surmounted by the pyramidal superstructure. Masonry steps of ascending order are provided for approach towards the bhogama峁囜笉apa as well as the sanctum. Archaeological Survey of India; Puri Circle, has recently renovated the four structures of the Vima岣纺� temple. Sculptures: The temple of goddess Vima岣纺� is also adorned with some sculptures, which found from its walls. The p膩rsvadevat膩 images are housed in the central niches of the three sides of b膩岣峚. The eight armed Mahisamardini Durg膩 is the p膩rsvadevat膩 of the southern side of the ba岣峚. She has been installed on the double petalled lotus pedestal. Out of the eight hands of the deity, only two upper hands display khadga and para艣u and the rest hands of the deity are completely broken. Two flying apsara figures are carved on the both sides top corners of the background slab and they are displaying garland of flowers in their hands. The background slab of the deity is decorated with the kirtimukha motif at the apex. The a峁ａ弓abhuj膩 Durg膩 is shown piercing Mahi峁僺膩sura (demon) by a trident. This gesture is not clearly visible, because it is severely damaged by nature. Lion, the conventional mount of devi firmly stands on the pedestal. Two conventional attendant female figures are also depicted at the base of the frame of p膩rsvadevat膩 niche. The image of goddess Camun岣嵞� is the p膩rsvadevt膩 of the western side of the main presiding deity. The six-armed devi image has been kept on the prostrate body of a corpse, which lies on the plain pedestal. Most parts of the image are broken. Out of the six hands of the deity, five are completely broken and only right upper hand displays khadga. Two female attendants are flanked on either side of 244