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A simple house for your stay in Majuli, Assam

Majuli· 4.7 · 13 stays
“Experience a delightful bungalow stay, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere. This house provides a comfortable base for exploring the region, ensuring a memorable visit for all guests. Guests can savor delicious, fresh food, including a highly praised tea that makes every morning special. Explore the well-maintained garden, a wonderful spot for relaxation and connecting with nature's beauty. Enjoy leisurely strolls and peaceful moments.”
3 bedroomsSleeps 63 beds3 bathsHouseWifiHot Water
A look around
What's here
The home is a straightforward space. Simple, clean, functional. It is designed to be a comfortable and private base for those who spend their days out and about, exploring the villages and satras of Majuli. The main living area has sofas and a dining table, a place to gather in the evening. Off this central space are the three private bedrooms. Each bedroom has a double bed and its own attached bathroom with a shower, offering privacy for everyone in your group. The layout is practical, meant for travelers who need a reliable place to return to after a day of sightseeing. There is a kitchen space for making tea or a simple breakfast before you head out. Parking is also available on the premises. The focus here is on the essentials, done well. A clean bed, a private bathroom, and a quiet space to call your own on the island.
What guests wrote

4.7· 13 stays

“Went today and had a great experience there”
Peunick
Where you are

Majuli.

The world's largest river island on the Brahmaputra — Vaishnavite monasteries (satras), mask-making villages, reached by ferry from Jorhat.

Best time
Oct–Mar
Nearest airport
Jorhat, ~20 km plus ferry
Nearby
Kamalabari Satra · Mishing tribal villages · Neo-Vaishnavite mask-making
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