Majuli

Majuli is a large river island situated in the Brahmaputra River in Assam, India. Known for its unique cultural and natural significance, it is one of the world's largest river islands. Majuli is renowned for its vibrant monasteries, called satras, which serve as centers of religious, cultural, and artistic activities related to the Neo-Vaishnavism tradition. The island's lush landscapes, wetlands, and diverse wildlife attract both tourists and ecologists. Due to shifting river patterns and erosion, parts of Majuli are constantly changing, making it a living example of the relationship between communities and their environment.