Mawlinong is an Indian village that has been awarded the title of the cleanest place in Asia. The village is reminiscent of European villages or the most scenic places in the world. This village in the Indian state of Meghalaya is a response to those who mock Indians in terms of environmental cleanliness and is a model for other Indian states. A completely plastic-free village. A place with a 100% educational standard.
The people living in this village keep not only their own homes and surroundings clean, but also the outskirts, the streets, the roads and every space in the village.
A survey conducted by the Discovery Channel selected Mawlinong as the cleanest village in Asia in 2003.
Mawlinong also made headlines in 2005 when it was selected as the cleanest village in India. The villagers of the area are not ready to compromise on cleanliness and environmental hygiene. They have arranged eco-friendly waste bins in every part of the village.
Bamboo bins are placed everywhere to avoid harming the nature. Wooden and bamboo utensils are used in the houses.
Plastic is completely banned in this country.
This village is also at the forefront in terms of literacy.
The literacy rate here is 100 percent.
Mawlinong is also very ahead in women's empowerment.
Another interesting sight here is the bridges that are made of tree roots.
These villagers use the roots of a tree known as Figus elastica as bridges for travel.
The freshwater lakes that can be seen all the way to the bottom are very attractive and are a favorite destination for tourists. Blessed with natural beauty and a people who care for the area without compromise, tour companies have realized the tourism potential of Mawlynnong and have prepared various types of packages for tourists. Every year, the number of people coming to enjoy this rural beauty is increasing significantly.
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