A view of the Jagati (raised plinth), interspersed with niches, serves as the foundational base upon which the Chaunsath Yogini Temple stands. Most niches of this plinth are empty, unlike a few which contain loose images of goddesses. On the edge of this plinth are the remains of the kakshasana (dwarf walls with seat backs). Most niches of this plinth are empty, unlike a few which contain loose images of goddesses. On the edge of this plinth are the remains of the kakshasana (dwarf walls with seat backs).
On the jagati (raised plinth) of the Chaunsath Yogini Temple there are inscriptions probably of masons who contributed to the construction of the temple. Written in the Devanagari script, a few inscriptions contain names like Mahadeva, Asar and Kesanshi.
A view of the elevation of the Chaunsath Yogini Temple from the north showcases the lost mandapa portion connected to the mulaprasada. The common jagati (plinth or raised platform) of the temple partially survives.