Chatravata Narasimha Temple, also referred to as Kshatravata Narasimha, stands roughly three kilometres from Lower Ahobilam with its deity installed beneath a peepal tree amid thorny undergrowth. The shrine carries a simpler, more rustic character than the larger temples closer to the main complex, reflecting its more remote setting. Reaching it involves a moderate walk rather than a difficult climb, making it manageable for most pilgrims attempting the wider circuit. The surrounding forest stays largely undisturbed outside the main pilgrimage season.
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