Mulnayak Sri Sri Amijhara Parshwanath Bhagwan in white color, seated in a lotus posture, of height 137 Cms. On the left side of mulnayak the idol of Sri Keshariyanath ji and on the right side the idol of Sri Shantinath ji.
The teerth place is situated in a part of Amijhara village.

The ancient name of Amizara was Kundanpur. From the inscription on the idol, it is learnt that this divine and miracle working idol of Sri Parshwanath Bhagwan was ceremonially installed by Sri Vijaysomsuriji Acharya’s own hands on Magh Krishna Tritya, in Vikram year 1548.

Once, from the idol, ami oozed out in great quantity and it continued doing so for long and several times thereafter. The devotees therefore started calling the idol as that of Amizara Parshvanath Bhagwan. When Kundanpur village later came under the authority of Scindhia Kings, the king being impressed with there miraculous happenings changed the name of the village to that of Amizara.

Dharamshala is present near the temple with all the necessities and Bhojanshala also here for Jain foods.

How to reach :
Railway Station    :    
Indore is the nearest railway station.
Road Route    :    
The teerth place is 35 Kms from Dhaar & 59 Kms from Indore. Buses and taxis are available from both the places. The Koltar road leads upto the temple.