Majuli Island: The World's Largest River Island
Explore the serene landscapes, vibrant monasteries, and rich cultural heritage of Majuli Island, located on the Brahmaputra River in Assam.
About Majuli Island
Majuli Island, located on the Brahmaputra River in Assam, is the world's largest river island and a major cultural hub of the state. Known for its serene landscapes, vibrant monasteries, and rich cultural heritage, Majuli is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and spiritual seekers alike.
Wizzride: Your Comfortable Ride to Majuli
For a hassle-free and comfortable journey to Majuli Island, book a Wizzride Reserved Cab from major cities like Guwahati, Jorhat, or Tezpur.
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Reserved Rides
Private and comfortable rides for you and your group.
Best Time to Visit Majuli Island
Winter (November to February): The best season with pleasant weather and festivals.
Spring (March to May): Ideal for photography and cultural exploration.
Monsoon (June to October): The island experiences flooding, making travel difficult.
What Makes Majuli Special?
- Cultural Hub of Assam: Home to many Vaishnavite Satras (monasteries).
- Scenic Beauty: Surrounded by the Brahmaputra River, offering stunning landscapes.
- Rich Biodiversity: A paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers.
- Traditional Mask Making: Famous for handcrafted masks used in traditional dance performances.
- UNESCO World Heritage Site Nominee: Recognized for its cultural and ecological significance.
How to Reach Majuli Island
By Wizzride Reserved Cab
The most comfortable and direct way to reach Majuli.
By Air
The nearest airport is Jorhat (20 km from Nimati Ghat). But the best option is Guwahati Airport.
By Train
The nearest railway station is Jorhat Town (14 km from Nimati Ghat).
By Ferry
From Nimati Ghat, ferries run daily to Majuli Island.
Things to Do in Majuli Island
- Explore the Vaishnavite Satras: Visit Kamalabari, Auniati, and Dakhinpat Satras.
- Witness Majuli’s Unique Art and Culture: Traditional mask making, pottery, and Mishing tribe villages.
- Birdwatching: Spot pelicans, storks, and kingfishers.
- Experience the Raas Mahotsav Festival: Held in November, showcasing Lord Krishna’s life through dance and music.
- Enjoy a Scenic Boat Ride: Witness sunset views and lush greenery on the Brahmaputra River.
Top Attractions Near Majuli

Nimati Ghat
The main ferry point to Majuli, offering a beautiful riverside view.

Molai Forest
A man-made forest created by environmentalist Jadav Payeng.

Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar
One of Assam’s oldest and most revered temples near Jorhat.
Where to Stay in Majuli?
Luxury
- La Maison de Ananda
- Risong Guest House
Mid-Range
- Ygdrasill Bamboo Cottage
- Okegiga Homes
Budget
- Dekasang Resort
- New Circuit House
Local Cuisine – What to Eat in Majuli?
- Rice Beer (Apong): A traditional Mishing tribal drink.
- Fish Curry: Freshly caught fish cooked with herbs and spices.
- Pithas: Assamese rice cakes, a must-try delicacy.
- Duck Meat Curry: A flavorful traditional dish of Assam.
FAQs About Majuli Island
What is Majuli famous for?
Majuli is famous for its Vaishnavite monasteries, cultural heritage, and scenic beauty.
How long does it take to reach Majuli from Jorhat?
It takes around 1 hour by cab to Nimati Ghat, followed by a 1-hour ferry ride to Majuli.
Is there an entry fee for visiting Majuli?
No, there is no entry fee to visit Majuli Island.
Can I visit Majuli in a day?
Yes, but to fully explore the island, an overnight stay is recommended.
Is Majuli safe for tourists?
Yes, Majuli is safe for tourists, and locals are welcoming.
A Cultural and Natural Paradise
Majuli Island offers a perfect blend of nature, spirituality, and Assamese culture. Whether you’re exploring historic monasteries, experiencing local art, or simply enjoying the serene landscapes, Majuli promises an unforgettable experience.
For a comfortable and seamless journey, book a Wizzride Reserved Cab and embark on a memorable trip to this enchanting island.
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