Siddhatek is situated on the banks of river Bhima.  On crossing the river, while going towards the temple, you will come across the place where sage Vyas had performed yadnya (sacrifices).  It said that, years ago there was a heap of ashes from this sacrificial fire.  However, this place is now covered by water.  The road leading to main temple was built by Peshwa's Senapati Haripant Phadke.

Shree Siddhivinayak's temple is on hill top facing north.  Sanctum of the temple, which is fifteen feet high and ten feet broad was built by Ahilyabai Holkar.

The swayambhu idol of Shree Siddhivinayaka is placed in brass frame.  Brass idols of Jay and Vijay are placed on both sides of Siddhivinayaka.  In the sanctum itself there is a Shivapanchayatan and goddess Shivai's small temple.  Hall of the temple was previously built by Baroda's landlord late Shri Mairal.  It was broken in 1939 and was rebuilt by all Ganesh devotees in 1970.  Nagarkhana on the main gate was built in memory of Shree Haripant Phadke.