One day can be dedicated to culture, pilgrimage, hamlet exploration, agriculture, bamboo production, and traditional crafts. On the second day, you can work on ceramics, weaving, fishing, and building boats. On the third day, all four satras are open for exploration. On the third day, you can make boats, go bird watching, and go flora sightseeing. To see everything described above in Majuli, you'll need four to five days. You can take in the Raas Mahotsav if you go there in November. It is observed throughout a four-day period. You can take part in the celebration for one or two days, if not all of them. You will therefore You can take in the Ali aye ligang festival if you go there in February. It is observed throughout a five-day period. You can take part in the celebration for one or two days, if not all of them. You will therefore need five to six days to see everything else.