Discover the Mising tribe of Assam, one of Northeast India's largest indigenous communities, also known as the Mishing tribe or Miri people. Living along the Brahmaputra in Majuli and Dhemaji, the Mising community is known for stilt houses called Chang Ghar, hand-woven ege textiles, and the vibrant Ali-Aye-Ligang festival. Often mistyped as the "missing tribe of Assam," the Mising people belong to the Tani group and carry a UNESCO-endangered language rooted in centuries-old riverine tradition. This guide explores Mising tribe history and culture, and shows families how to visit Majuli's Mising villages respectfully with Apricous's Bond with Your Roots journeys.

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