It is to be highly noted that a large number of devotees and pilgrim on foot throng this temple daily in order to have a darshan of this Lord. People from far and near visit this temple with great faith and devotion too. At the sacred altar of Sanwaliya, devotees pray devoutly and wholeheartedly plus make secret propitiatory offerings in the direct hope of immediately receiving divine blessing of the Lord for their personal and professional life. One can hear the bhajans of O Kanha Ab To Murli, Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki, Badi Der Bhay Nandlala, Shyam Teri Bansi, Main Nahi Makhan Khayo, Choti-Choti Gaiya, Nand K Aanand Bhayo, Kon Kahta Hai and Jag M Sundar Do Naam in the air of this temple surroundings in a melodious manner. It is to be remembered that Mandaphia is the second abode of Lord Krishna. The first abode of Lord Krishna is Nathdwara which is just 7 km. from Bhadsora cross-roads that lies on the four - lined highway no. 76, nearly 65 km from Dabok (Udaipur airport).
The Sanwaliya temple of the Dark Krishna is an ancient Hindu temple in this region. It is based on the North India Hindu temple architectural style and pattern. The idol of Krishna in the main sanctum is really fascinating and spiritually so enriching in this temple. The main sanctum is really spacious for conducting different types of religious affairs and rituals. The Sikara of this temple is moderate in height when compared to other Hindu temples of this region with a lot of perfection. The ceiling and flooring of this temple have an ancient look in a simple manner. There are only few sub-temples in the temple premises. The sub-temples are arranged in a systematic manner. The walls of this temple are attractively sculptured with images of Local Gods and Goddess.
The Sanwaliya temple of the Dark Krishna celebrates most of the festivals and auspicious days related to Lord Krishna in a religious manner with a lot of perfection. At this temple, various festivals and ceremonies are perfectly organized round the year by the Mandir Mandal. On the 11th day of Bhadra- Shukla especially Dev-Jhulni Ekaadashi, a fair or mela is organized by the mandir mandal. The mela is marked with a rath procession of the Lord organizede by the adherent devotees and pilgrim. A lakh of local people also actively participate in the pulling of the Rath with great religious zeal and fervour. People visit this temple along with their family members, relatives and close friends.