Ever wanted to see a village that’s completely green and spotless, with zero garbage in sight? Well, you just have to visit India’s cleanest village, located right here in our country.<img>This village is Mawlynnong, located in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya. People recognise it as not just India’s, but Asia’s cleanest village. Thousands of tourists visit daily, but the village stays spotless because the villagers themselves work hard to keep it that way.<img><p>Tourists come from all over, but on Sundays, the village closes its gates to new visitors. If you are already staying there, it’s fine. But if you plan a day trip on a Sunday, you’ll have to turn back. The villagers decided this so they could get one day for their own work and to deep-clean the village without disturbance.</p><p><strong>Thailand Travel: 7 Common Mistakes That Can Get You Arrested! Read Details</strong></p><img><p>This village isn’t just clean; it’s also eco-friendly. The people here use very little plastic and prefer items made from bamboo. If tourists drop litter, the locals clean it up themselves without waiting for government help. Besides its cleanliness, the village is stunningly beautiful.</p><p><strong>Sajong Stays: From Cloud-View Resorts to Cosy Homestays, Here’s Where to Crash!</strong></p>
