Munger is one of the most famous districts of Bihar, which is a busy city situated on the banks of the southern bank of river Ganga and It was seperated from Bhagalpur district in 1832. It is situated 180 km east from Patna, Munger is one of the important tourist spots of Bihar and it is the fifth largest city of Bihar and is considered to be one of the oldest cities of Bihar and the present day Munger is a twin It is a city, which includes Munger and Jamalpur.Munger’s history is towards Aryans, who called Mughal for his settlement called ‘Midland’. For yoga enthusiasts, Munger is not an unknown name, in this way we can expect a large foreign crowd at this place. There are many historical remains in this place which add charm to here, the Mudgiri of Mahabharata period is named after Munger today And Munger once used to be the capital of Mir Qasimasim.
A copper plate known as the 'Munger Plate' was discovered in Munger in 1780. Mir Kasim conquered Munger and made it his capital till the army of the East India Company captured Munger.
According to Hindu folklore, one who takes a dip in this ghat receives solace and cure from bodily pains. The name "Kastaharni Ghat" literally means "The bathing place which expels all pains". Its significance is enhanced by the northerly flow of the river at this point, which is termed Uttarvahini Ganga. The ghat premises is managed by Sri Jagannatha Temple Trust of Munger.
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