Visit Majuli Islands – The nerve center of an Unique Culture
Spread across an area of 880 sq kilometers, Majuli is the largest river – island in the world. Majuli is a biodiversity hotspot and is almost pollution-free due to its thick vegetation and the fact that there are no industries around. Majuli’s wetlands attract a variety of birds from distant destinations every year and is a wonderful place to spot many rare migratory birds. Being the nerve-center of the Vaishnavite religion, Majuli has also historically been a center of learning. Various art-forms like mask-making and pottery are unique to this island and are still done the way they were done ages ago.
Day Trip To Majuli from Jorhat
Coming down from the rolling blue hills and bumpy roads of Nagaland after spending some wonderful time at the Hornbill Festival and beyond, Majuli will feel like a very welcome change. One that will allow you to relax and enjoy at the same time while you do nothing. This itinerary for a Majuli trip helps you the best of Majuli while making sure to take things easy.
Best Time To Visit Majuli Island - September to May
While the best time to visit Majuli islands is during the dry season, you can visit the island almost all round the year.