Majuli, cradled by the mighty Brahmaputra, is the world's largest river island and the spiritual heart of Assam's neo-Vaishnavite culture. Its satras (monasteries) have preserved 500-year-old traditions of dance, music and mask-making.
This 5-day journey blends slow island life — bamboo homestays, potters' villages, Mishing tribal hamlets and sunrise over the river — with the wildlife of Kaziranga, for a complete taste of upper Assam.
Arrive Guwahati and drive to Kaziranga. Evening at leisure by the park.
Morning jeep safari in Kaziranga, then drive to Jorhat, gateway to Majuli. Overnight in Jorhat.
Take the ferry across the Brahmaputra to Majuli. Visit Auniati and Kamalabari satras, and Samaguri satra for a mask-making demonstration. Overnight in a traditional bamboo cottage.
Explore Mishing tribal villages, potters at Salmora, and enjoy borgeet devotional music. Cycle through paddy fields and enjoy sunset over the river.
Morning ferry back to Jorhat and transfer to Jorhat airport (or drive to Guwahati) for departure.
Oct – Apr offers the clearest weather and the best wildlife and mountain views.
Nearest hub is Guwahati. We book your flights and handle every transfer.
Any Inner Line Permits are arranged by us. The region is friendly and safe for families and solo travellers.






Majuli is the world's largest river island, on the Brahmaputra in Assam. It is the heart of Assam's neo-Vaishnavite culture, known for its satras (monasteries), mask-making and Mishing tribal villages.
Majuli is reached by ferry from Jorhat, which has its own airport. Our package includes the ferry crossings and all transfers, and pairs Majuli with a Kaziranga safari.
October to April offers the most pleasant weather. Visit in November for the vibrant Raas Leela festival.
Yes — our 5-day Majuli tour package includes a Kaziranga jeep safari, so you experience both wildlife and culture in one trip.
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