The largest and most ornate temple dedicated to all of the gods, being the only one found in a large city the Senren altar of the gods holds the title of being the largest temple housing all of the gods.

The temple has three twenty sets of steps made of marble, which leads one to the temple's entree way, which is an open area with massive pillars holding up a marble roof.

Once one makes it through the one hundred foot entree way they will enter the main worship hall, which has all five major gods and goddesses likenesses carved out of limestone, each figure is represented in the same size and are equal distances away. The statues are on display in the center of the room displayed in a circle, each faces a different direction, and in front of each statue is a large pot containing sand for people to burn incense as a token for the gods, or in use of prayer.

In the farthest reaches of the temple's back is a room that houses the dozen monks that care for the temple.