Its structure was that of a rectangle, distinguished by a sharply angled roof. From each of the four corners, spires extended upwards. A spacious plaza, adorned with trees and seating, faced a sizable wooden door situated on the building's longer side.
Inside, a grand central chamber showcased elaborate frescoes covering the walls and ceiling, depicting the narratives of the Dai Bendu Order's historical accounts and myths. Natural light streamed through towering stained-glass windows lining the walls, illuminating the expansive area. Smaller rooms, utilized for both storage and living quarters, were positioned along the outer walls. These simple living spaces, some lacking windows, offered a degree of seclusion with only cots within.
Initially, the Temple served as a place of worship for the Order of Dai Bendu; however, it was later obtained by Kara, an industrialist and benefactor. Demonstrating her philanthropic nature, Kara allowed a faction of the Stargazer cult, under the leadership of Dalien Brock, to utilize the Temple. In 25,793 BBY, this Stargazer Sect, intending to depart the Tython system by means of a hypergate and dark matter, strategically planned their movement within the Temple's secluded confines. News of their scheme reached the Je'daii Council, prompting the dispatch of Je'daii Ranger Lanoree Brock to thwart their perilous intentions. Following intelligence gathering, Brock's investigation led her to the Temple, only to find it recently deserted, with Kara having alerted the Stargazers to the Je'daii's impending arrival. While Lanoree Brock and her comrade, Tre Sana, were inspecting the Temple, they came across a bomb and quickly escaped before the Temple was consumed by fire and subsequently collapsed.