A Journey into Beauty: Discover the Best Tourist Places of Majuli

Majuli is a beautiful and eco friendly freshwater Island located in the Brahmaputra river, is just 20 km away from the Jorhat city of Assam. Mojli has a world record of being world's largest river island with an total area of 1250 square kilometres and attracts tourist from all over the world. This serene beauty and unique cultural heritage of Majuli has made it a strong contender for UNESCO's world heritage sites.

Majuli has Bridge taking natural landscapes, beautiful lush greenery comma river and a diverse bird life. The visitors can experience the beauty of the island by enjoying boat rides in the Brahmaputra river, cycling along scenic trails, or relaxing on the river shore. The island also serves as a home to avoid variety of avian species including different types of migratory birds which visit the island during the winter months.

The island also offers a perfect surrounding for meditation, yoga and spiritual rejuvenation which makes this Island and ideal destination for those who seek Solace and inner peace. Majuli also offers unique cuisine which provides at taste of authentic Assamese flavor from the traditional dishes of Assam like the masor Tenga, aloo pitika and Khar. Traveles can also enjoy refreshing beverages like the apong which is a rice beer and enjoy local sweets made from jaggery and coconut. Tourist can enjoy the festivals at Majuli like the vibrant Raas festival which showcase is the glimpse of which traditions and cultural heritage of the Majuli Island.

Dakhinpat Satra, Majuli 
 

Present in the island of Majuli Daknipat Satra is one of the most prominent Satras(monasteries) in the region, which has rich cultural and spiritual importance. This Satras was established in the 16 century by a saint and social reformer Shri Madhavadeva.