It is east faced entrance with a large Bothi tree (Arasamaram),  Mahamadap has the facility to accommodate 200 devotees.  The flooring is nice.  There is also flag pole and Bali Peeta.  The temple bell weighs 23 kgs.  Idols of Lord Selva Vinayaka and Veerabadra are on the left and right respectively.  Mother Draupathi Amman is facing east.  The antiquity of the temple is above 500 years old.  Consecration was last celebrated in February 2014.  Due to security reasons, festival deities Draupathi and Arjuna are kept in Lord Thyagaraja temples.

Devotees pray to Amman for removal of obstacles in marriage talks, for settlement of liabilities, cure from illness and good farm yields.

Sri Thygaraja temple in the north and the Vishnu temple in the south add greater importance to Draupathi Amman temple.

This temple was built at the time when Maha Mari Amman was constructed in Perungudi village.  It was built for the custodian deities.  The kings built the temple with wooden pillars and a roof.  People prayed here for security and good farm yields.  The kings offered Panchaloka idols.  As the building was damaged due to age, the youths of the place collected donations and effected renovations.  They are also taking efforts to build a wedding hall.