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Ameya Padmanabhan
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    If you only have a few hours, grab the first boat from the Majuli jetty before 10 a.m.; the water is calmer and the peacocks are more active. After the quick 30 minute hop to Umananda, walk straight to Peacock House, which sits right on the main path and gives a quick snapshot of the village layout. If you finish early, you can still catch a sunset over the Brahmaputra from the island’s western shore.

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