Discover Majuli, Assam! It's the world's biggest river island, once called 'Majali'. Experience unique culture, ancient monasteries, and stunning nature. A must-see Indian destination!
Attend Traditional Dance Performance.
Cycle Through The Villages.
Enjoy A Boat Ride On Brahmaputra.
Explore Auniati Satra.
Interact With Local Artisans.
Try Local Assamese Cuisine.
Visit Kamalabari Satra.
Witness Raas Leela Festival.
October to March
All-Day
₹2,500 per person
Majuli's history is deeply intertwined with the neo-Vaishnavite movement started by the revered saint Srimanta Sankardeva in the 15th century. He established several Satras (monasteries) on the island, which became centers of religious and cultural learning. These Satras played a pivotal role in preserving and promoting Assamese art, music, dance, and drama. Over the centuries, Majuli flourished as a hub of Vaishnavite culture, attracting scholars and devotees from far and wide. However, the island has faced significant challenges due to erosion caused by the Brahmaputra River. Efforts are underway to protect and preserve this unique cultural landscape for future generations. The island's history is a testament to the resilience of its people and their dedication to preserving their traditions.