Majuli Music Festival, an entity of Majuli Music Foundation aims to protect the music, art, culture, and eco diversity of the island; thereby using music as a medium for people to connect and learn about Majuli. 

A vision to promote rural tourism, uplift the local community and make the island self sufficient gave birth to Majuli Music Festival. The purpose of this initiative stretches far beyond curating a platform for musicians and artists. It strives to offer visitors a plethora of experiences - music, art, cultural exchange, local food and beer; everything amidst the mesmerising natural beauty of Majuli. The tagline - “Music For Change” explains our motive.

Artist Line-up and their description:

The artist line up at Majuli Music Festival 2019 comprises of independent artists, bands and labels that believe in producing Music for Change and have been instrumental in doing so.

●    Guru Rewben Mashangva

●    When Chai Met Toast

●    FishCurry Blues - By Kalyan Baruah

●    Sparzana - By Jatin Sharma

●    Folkswagon

●    Fuzz Culture

●    Nilotpal Bora

●    Goldie Sohel

●    Suhas Joshi

●    Shanku and Project Bartalaap

●    Abhi Saikia

●    Rain In Sahara

●    Island Warrior

●    Bio and The Miri Band

●    Alobo Naga

●    Cultivators

●    Lateral

●    Abhilash Choudhury

●    Eastern Soul Players

●    Moniraj Hazarika

How do I get to Majuli?

From Guwahati -

Route

Option 1 - Guwahati to Jorhat to Nimati Ghat to (by ferry) Jengraimukh, Majuli

Option 2 - Guwahati to Jakhalabanda to Tezpur to North Lakhimpur to Jengraimukh, Majuli (via Road)

From Itanagar -

Route - Itanagar to Bandardewa to North Lakhimpur to Gogamukh to Jengraimukh, Majuli

From Shillong -

Route - Shillong to Guwahati to Jorhat to Nimati Ghat to (by ferry) Jengraimukh, Majuli

From Kohima -

Route - Dimapur to Numaligarh to Jorhat to Nimati Ghat to (by ferry) Jengraimukh, Majuli

From Tinsukia -

Route - Dibrugarh to Dhemji (by crossing Asia’s second largest rail cum road bridge) to Dhakuakhan to Jengraimukh, Majuli