Majuli Island: Home of Mishing Tribes
The Mishing tribes, also known as Miri, are an ethnic group primarily inhabiting the state of Assam in Northeast India.
Their traditional homeland and a significant area of settlement is located on Majuli Island. Majuli is a large river island situated in the Brahmaputra River.
Therefore, the Mishing tribes live on Majuli Island.
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