Escape to the Enchanting Island, Majuli

Majuli is known as the world’s largest river island. It was the first island district in the country. Situated about 154 km from the park, Majuli is one of a kind. It is well known for its temples and cultural visiting spots.

Highlights

• Few of the places where you can find yourself lost are Garmur, which is a perfect place for devotees. It is located 114 km from the Kaziranga National Park. Garmur is known for being a holy seat, this Vaishnavite spot preserves some ancient artifacts and articles along with the rich art forms.
• Kamalabari Satra is another heritage spot in the Majuli region. It is located 144 km from the national park and this spot is famous for the religious showcase it has. The Satra houses significant articles that are related to culture, literature, art and some classical studies.
• Tengapania, which is about 180 km from Kaziranga, is spectacular and a very popular picnic spot. The location of it on the bank of Brahmaputra River adds on to its beauty. Tourists also visit the places surrounding Tengapania, such as Machkhoa, Disangmukh, and Dhakuakhana.