Dighwara

Dighwara is a town and a Nagar Panchayat in the Saran area, territory of Bihar, India. The name most likely gets from 'Dirgh-dwar', truly "vast door", as Dighwara is professed to be the passage to the fanciful city of lord Daksha. Amid British Rule it was a Feudal Estate governed by the Raghuvanshis. The town lies on the banks of Ganges River. A street connect has been intended to be built over Ganges, among Dighwara and Danapur. The archeological records proposes that Dighwara in Saran had provided copper plate issued in the reign of lord Mahendrapala in 898 A.D.

• Budhiya Mai Mandir is one of the most seasoned sanctuaries in Dighwara square. It is arranged at Haraji Bazaar. Its closest railroad station is Awatar Nagar Railway Station. It is found 100 meter far from NH 19, Haraji.
• Thakurbadi is the most seasoned sanctuary in Panchayat Bhavan Road, Harajee. In this sanctuary, there are numerous statues of the Hindu religion's Gods like Thakur Jee, Shiv Jee, and Ganesh Jee. It is arranged in Panchayat Bhawan Road, Haraji.
• This is really the sanctuary of Durga. A statue of Mahishasur mardini is introduces in the sanctuary. The statue is most likely made of the chronicled Pall period.