Discover Majuli: The World’s Largest Riverine Island In Assam

Climate change has caused Majuli to shrink due to flash floods along the Brahmaputra river, but it sustains tourism as people from nearby states visit for relaxation. Image: awesomeassam/instagram

Majuli, once the world's largest river island, is vanishing due to its gradual disappearance by the Brahmaputra river's waters. Image: Tripadvisor

The island is home to a diverse population of people from various tribal groups, including Mising, Deoris, Ahoms, and Sonowal Kacharis. Image: Tripadvisor

The Ali Aye Ligang festival is a spring celebration held by the Mishing tribe in mid-February. Image: Tripadvisor

The island was formed due to frequent earthquakes between 1661-1696, which led to a catastrophic flood in 1750, as per historical texts and folklore. Image: Tripdvisor

The island's picturesque location necessitates a ferry from Jorhat due to the absence of direct roads connecting it. Image: Tripadvisor

During winter, unique birds migrate to the island, attracting tourists who flock to witness these beautiful migratory birds. Image: Tripadvisor