Majuli, the world’s largest river island, sits quietly in the Brahmaputra River in Assam. Surrounded by water and lush green landscapes, Majuli is a peaceful place where culture, spirituality, and nature blend beautifully. It's famous for its Satras (Vaishnavite monasteries), unique tribal communities, vibrant festivals, traditional art forms like mask-making, and slow, earthy village life. A visit to Majuli is not about sightseeing in a hurry — it’s about slowing down, connecting with locals, and experiencing the rhythm of river island life.

– Arrive in Jorhat and take a scenic ferry ride across the Brahmaputra to Majuli. – Check-in to a local guesthouse or eco-resort. – Explore nearby Satras such as Auniati Satra, Dakhinpat Satra, or Kamalabari Satra. – Evening: Enjoy traditional music or interact with monks. – Overnight stay.

– Visit local mask makers at Samaguri Satra. – Explore Mishing tribal villages, rice fields, and handloom weavers. – Optional: Try a simple Assamese meal and go for a cycle ride around the island. – Enjoy sunset by the riverbank. – Overnight stay.

– After breakfast, take the ferry back to Jorhat. – Continue to Kaziranga, Guwahati, or Sivasagar, depending on your plan.