March 9, 2026 9:58 PM IST
A 2-day Majuli itinerary is perfect for exploring the cultural heart of Majuli Island. Travel from Jorhat, visit centuries-old satras, watch sunset on the Brahmaputra River, and experience Assam’s unique river-island culture.
Ferry from Jorhat to Majuli
Start your journey at Nimati Ghat, the main ferry point to Majuli Island. The scenic ride across the Brahmaputra River takes about an hour and is the most popular way to travel from Jorhat to Majuli.
The satras of Majuli preserve Assamese Vaishnavite traditions started by Srimanta Sankardeva. Visit Kamalabari Satra and Auniati Satra to see devotional music, rituals, and manuscripts that define Majuli’s cultural heritage.
Mask Making & Village Life
At Samaguri Satra, artisans craft traditional masks used in cultural performances. Nearby villages showcase bamboo houses, weaving traditions, and everyday life on Majuli Island, Assam.
Sunset & Return to Jorhat
End your Majuli itinerary with sunset over the Brahmaputra River. On day two, take the ferry back to Jorhat after exploring Majuli’s satras, villages, and culture.