Home »newsletter »details

Explore the Unexplored

Majuli – Nature’s Special Craft and Cultural Paradise

Popularity of tourist destinations in the North and South India often shadows the scope of tourism in the country’s northeast. However, the recent tourist influx in the region has helped a lot of unexplored riches to become apparent. Majuli, the largest river island of the world, perfectly exemplifies such discoveries.Located in the state of Assam, the island is formed by the fabulous trio of Brahmaputra, Kherkutia Xuti and Subansiri Rivers. A hidden gem, this charming island is inimitable in terms of natural and cultural splendour.

Luxuriant Greenery
Arrays of sprawling tea gardens, rolling meadows, mesmerizing grasslands and lavish paddy fields bless this pictorial island with unbelievable shades of green. Rent a bicycle and explore the amiable countryside which remains untouched by urbanization.

Bird Watching
It is pure pleasure to be in the company of exotic birds, some of which migrate from distant places during the winter months. In January, there are huge chances of watching Siberian Crane, Greater Adjutant Stork, Whistling teal, wild geese and pelicans.

Xatras – The Cultural Milestones
Majuli is dotted with a number of monasteries that are locally known as xatras or satras. The elaborated decorations of these structures are completely spellbinding. You can visit the most popular monasteries which include Dakhinpat, Garamurh, Auniati, Shamaguri and Kamalabari.

Exploring the Culture
A unique culture unfolds on a trip to this beautiful island. People can be seen engaged in pottery making, boat-making, handloom weaving and mask making. Don’t forget to bring home the very exclusive pots and masks from the region. Local people are well-known for their warm conduct and extreme friendliness.

Admire a magical sunset from one of the river banks or join a Brahmaputra cruise to add a new dimension to your exploration. Majuli is accessible via a ferry ride which begins the amusement the right way.

Waytoindia Group Website