Majuli a unique cultural and biological hotspot, is located along the Brahmaputra River in the northeastern Indian state of Assam. The island’s lush vegetation, lush farmland, and winding rivers offer spectacular scenery that attracts tourists from all over the world. You’ll find various ethnic groups, including the Mishing, Deori and Sonowal Kacharis, each with their own customs and language, and engage in centuries-old traditional crafts such as pottery, hand-weaving and mask-making. One of India’s top tourist destinations, Majuli in Assam is the center of Vaishnavite culture founded by the neo-Vaishnavite reformer Srimanta Sankardev, and the island is dotted with numerous sacred satras (monasteries).

Best Time to Travel: From October to March

Temperature: The temperature will be normal below 27c.

How to Reach:

By Air: Jorhat Airport is the nearest airport, where all flights arrive and depart. People can easily board a plane. Traveling by car is also possible; the journey takes approximately 2 hours.

By Train: The nearest station to Majuli is Mariani station.

Nearest Airport: Jorhat Airport

Popular tourist attractions: Kamalabari Satra, Dakhimpat,Tengapaniya, Samagri Satra, Morai Forest, Vengiati Satra
Activities: Light a bonfire by the river, attend traditional performances, stargaze, shop for local souvenirs, fish, enjoy tribal cuisine.
Best places to stay:  Yggdrasil Bamboo Cottages, Ecocamp Me: Po Okum, Dekasan Resort, Prasanthi Cottages, Riverview Bamboo Cottages
Best Shopping Markets: Kamalabari Market, Jenraimukh Market, Potiyamukh Market