Amblyopia, commonly known as "lazy eye," is a visual disorder that occurs during childhood. It is a condition where one eye has reduced vision that cannot be fully corrected with glasses or contact lenses, even if there is no structural problem with the eye itself. The brain and the affected eye do not work synchronously leading to reduced visual acuity in that eye. The condition usually develops in early childhood, and if left untreated, it can cause permanent vision loss in the affected eye. Amblyopia typically affects only one eye, but in some cases, it can occur in both eyes. In Ayurveda, a direct explanation for amblyopia is not found but clinical correlation can be made with VatajaTimiraclinically based on its symptoms and the management strategy can be planned. The treatment for amblyopia is aimed to improve the vision in the affected eye by meticulously engaging the lazy eye and training the brain to process visual information more effectively. The effectiveness of treatment depends on various factors, including the age of the patient and the severity of amblyopia. Treatment is generally more successful if started at a younger age when the visual system is still developing.Ayurvedic treatment protocol includes Eye exercise, Nasya,Netrapariseka, Tarpana and internal medications likeSaptamritlauha, Shatavarichurna, ShankhaBhasma, PravalBhasmato strengthen and correct muscular defects and also improve ocular nutrition.