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Majuli Island, Assam – Where Art is Worship

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13 Responses

  1. Alexx says:

    Oh wow! This looks like an awesome trip! La Maison de Ananda is absolutely gorgeous! I hope I can visit there someday!

  2. Katy says:

    What a fascinating place! I never knew it existed. What an amazing experience to experience it the way you did!

  3. Diana says:

    What a wonderful post. This trip looks absolutely breathtaking. I would be totally floored to have experience this. Immediately (corny, I know) had a eat pray love moment. Thanks for sharing.

  4. Teresa says:

    Any idea is the rice beer is gluten free? It seems intriguing, but since gluten is an issue for me, I am always looking for new gluten free alternatives. If it is made with rice, it may be gluten free. Thanks.

  5. Kristin says:

    Wow I do so much reading and it still amazes that there are places like this that Ive literally never heard of! Thanks for sharing!

  6. Sage says:

    This experience is so far from anything I’ve ever experienced in person. Your photos and words really bring it to life and make me feel like I’ve just traveled halfway around the world with you (without leaving my couch).

    • Namita Kulkarni says:

      So glad to hear that Sage! Vicarious travel is a wonderful thing 🙂 Maybe someday your adventures will lead you to Majuli though ! Thank you for the kind words !

  7. Majuli seems so quaint and lovely. I’d love to learn more about the mask-making crafts and the xatras of Majuli. Walks along the river, boat rides, the lush fields…it looks magical.

  8. Darla says:

    Wow! That all sounds so amazing and different! When you said there were animals on the ferry, I just assumed they were pet (meaning dog) friendly, but that is crazy how many different animal rates there are!

    I’m sure I’d love Majuli! Sounds sort of like a suburb in America so you get the best of both worlds – city enough, but not as crowded – and not so rural that you’re in the middle of nowhere.

  9. Bhavishya Devgun says:

    I can do relate to everything.. as I rode there to see amazing Majuli .. old bridge.. huts and simple living gave me amazing peace.. you were blessed to spend more time and see life closely.. keep inspiring..
    God bless

    • Namita Kulkarni says:

      Thank you so much! Glad you could relate 🙂 I felt very fortunate indeed to be there and get to slow down and enjoy the beauty of this one-of-a-kind island

  10. Beautiful Place
    Thank you for this wonderful article.

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