India Post Offices in Majuli, Assam

Majuli is unusual on the postal map because the whole district is a single tehsil sitting on a river island, so its 55 post offices all answer to the same area rather than splitting across several. They cover 11 pincodes, and the network leans heavily rural: 49 are branch offices in villages, with six sub offices taking the fuller counter work. The island has no head office of its own, so registered and accountable mail crosses to the Jorhat head office on the mainland.

Because everything falls under one tehsil, it is the villages and their counters that tell you where post actually reaches. Settlements like Garmursatra, Jengraimukh and Hahchara serve as recognisable points, while smaller places such as Bokora, Rangachahi, Rowmara and Gosaibori each depend on a single branch office. You can see them all together on the Majuli area post offices page.

The pincodes you will use most are 785102, 785104, 785105, 785106, 785110 and 785701. If a village name doesn’t make the code obvious, the pincode finder for Assam sorts it out quickly.

Island life affects timing. Branch offices keep short and sometimes irregular hours, and with the river crossing involved it is wise to post early so an item makes the day’s onward movement to Jorhat. Miss that window and the article simply waits for the next dispatch. For parcels and anything urgent, Speed Post lodged at a sub office is the steadier choice, since those counters offer fuller services and connect more directly to the mainland network. A full list of post offices in Majuli is also reachable from the state directory.

Estimate your charges on the Speed Post calculator before sending, which helps avoid a second trip to the counter, then track your India Post article here once it leaves the island. The Assam post office directory links Baksa, Barpeta and the other districts in the state.