India Post Offices in Majuli, Majuli

Majuli, the river island in the Brahmaputra, carries 55 post offices for a single taluka. The network leans rural: 49 are branch offices reaching the island’s scattered villages, with 6 sub offices for the busier points. There is no head office on the island itself, so mail is sorted through the Jorhat head office on the mainland before it travels on.

The 55 offices fall under 11 PIN codes, most in the 785 range. Kamalabari, Garmursatra and Jengraimukh anchor some of the larger offices, with representative codes including 785102, 785104 and 785105, while a code such as 785106 reaches other clusters. Remote chapori villages such as Borduar Chapori and Dani Chapori are served by their own small counters, and settlements like Bokora and Rangachahi sit within the same ranges. Because the population here is spread across char land and the river can complicate movement, knowing the right code matters more than it might elsewhere; the pincode finder is the simplest way to confirm one.

The village branch offices keep limited hours, often morning only, so post Registered items and book EMS early in the day to be safe. The six sub offices give a fuller counter at the busier landings if you need it. You can see every entry for post offices in Majuli on the district hub, and the wider Assam directory lists the surrounding districts for context. Check postage on the Speed Post calculator ahead of time, and once an article is booked, track it here with the receipt number.