It is said that in ancient times there was a Dirgh Dwar near Dighwara Railway station and the place came to be known as Dighwara.

The place is situated about 37 km east of Chapra and 4 km west of Dighwara. It is said that in ancient times, there was a Dirgh Dwar near Dighwara Railway station, and the place came to be known as Dighwara.

In Aami there is an old temple known as Amba asthan. Near the temple there is a garden and a deep broad well in which water remains all over the year and it never dries up. The believer from far off come to pay oblation in the established in her memory over this Yagya Kunda.

The believers from far off come to pay oblation in the Navratri of April and October. Water offered here by lacs of People vanishes in the Kunda.

At a Glance

A sacred site believed to have historical and religious importance in Hindu mythology.

It remains a prominent pilgrimage destination, especially for devotees seeking spiritual blessings.

Best Time to Visit : September to April.

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