Jorhat District, located in Upper Assam, is widely known as the Cultural Capital of Assam and the primary gateway to Majuli, the world’s largest river island. Rich in Assamese heritage, tea plantations, wildlife sanctuaries, and Vaishnavite culture, Jorhat blends tradition with natural beauty.

The district played a crucial role during the Ahom Kingdom and later emerged as a center for tea research, education, and culture. Today, Jorhat attracts travelers seeking heritage, spirituality, wildlife, and scenic landscapes.