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Mawlynnong<\/p>\n

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The village garbage bins<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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The Taxi stand in the village<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Neat and tidy courtyard in the village<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Even the fallen tree leaves are properly packed<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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CNI school building in the village<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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A small market right in the village<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Home stays are in vogue<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Board displays vital information<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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The cleanest village of Asia<\/p>\n

Situated in the Meghalaya state of India mawlynnong is the cleanest village of India, This village was declared as the cleanest village in 20003, the Indian Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi ushered the campaign of clean India while there was a village which already was declared as the cleanest village not only in India but in Asia competing with much advanced nations like Singapore, Thailand, china. The village since has maintained its status of the cleanest village. The natural surroundings of mawlynnong with tall high areca nut trees, ferns, palm trees. The village has nicely paved metalled roads which are nicely painted. Even the open areas are very well paved.<\/p>\n

Due to this Endeavour the village has a very good tourist\u2019s inflow every week there are more than 500 tourist arrivals in this village. The villagers are operating home stay so the tourists enjoy a economical and good staying option.<\/p>\n

The village incur a tax of 50 INR on every person visiting the village, every car entering the village is incured a nominal entrance amount which is spent on the upkeep and cleaning activities in the village.<\/p>\n

There are community toilets at vantage points in the village<\/p>\n

There are dedicated sanitation workers who work regularly to keep the virllage clean, even the tree leaves are collected subsequently turned in to humus and used as manure.<\/p>\n

The tourists are not allowed to litter they are supposed to carry all the trash they produce back with them.<\/p>\n

The village has a dedicated parking area for the tourist vehicle, the village also has a market area where the tourists can buy food stuff or things of daily utility.<\/p>\n

Most of the residents belong to the local Khasi community and are Christian by religions the CNI (Church of North India) operates a neat and clean school for the children of the village.<\/p>\n