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Majuli Island owns the credit of being the largest riverine island in the world. Declared as world natural heritage site by UNESCO, Majuli Island is at a d...
Majuli Island owns the credit of being the largest riverine island in the world. Declared as world natural heritage site by UNESCO, Majuli Island is at a distance of 20 kms from Jorhat on the mighty Brahmaputra River. The scenic place has a rich cultural and religious association. The first neo-Vaishnavite monastery was established here by Sankardeva, a saint belonging to the 15th century.
Hotel Jora Palace has an excellent location in the city’s business and prime shopping hu…
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View Hotel DetailsGibbon Wildlife Sanctuary is situated 15 km from Jorhat. Spread across 1915 hectares of la…
Explore Gibbon Wildlife SanctuaryKakochang Waterfalls offers magnificent view. Situated 13 kms from Jorhat’s Bokakhat…
Explore Kakochang WaterfallsGymkhana Club, which ranks amongst the oldest clubs in India, is located 4 km from Jorhat.…
Explore Gymkhana ClubTocklai Tea Research Centre is amongst the world’s largest as well as oldest tea res…
Explore Tocklai Tea Research CentreBangalpukhari, the water tank in Jorhat’s south, was constructed in 1739 by Rupsingh…
Explore Sukapha Samannay KshetraCinnamora Tea Estate, which is Assam’s first tea estate, was established in the year…
Explore Cinnamora Tea EstateLachit Borphukan of the 16th century is considered the bravest general of Ahom dynasty who…
Explore Lachit Borphukan MaidamThengal Bhavan owns the credit of being the site from where the first daily newspaper in I…
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