In the Meghalaya state of India, the hill kingdom, peeping into it, shedders of small fountain scaffolding. Meghra has taken shelter in the mountains. While the tourism business is becoming quite popular here, local foreign tourists are gathering for the gathering of mountains and clouds, Meghalay is coming to enjoy their leisure time enjoying beauty. And a large part of the tourists coming here is on the tour list, the name of Maolinong. This village is located in Shillong district, just 25 kilometers away from Sylhet border in Bangladesh, since 2003, has been declared as the most clean village in Asia!

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The only way to reach the ninety miles of Jeep from Shillong city is to see Maolinong The lives of six hundred people are here, all of the khasi tribes. This village is located on the lap of the eastern Khasi hills, there is a staircase to the top, and there is also the railing of Baish. If you get tired you can be taken away. Tea shops, tea and tea can be squeezed in hot chilly after a few minutes to meet. But smoking is prohibited here, put any banned garbage banned. There are baskets on the road just after keeping the dirt, they must be thrown in the specified baskets.
Village, Clean, Meghalaya, India
In 2003, Diskwachar India announced the Maolingang as the most clean village in Asia, according to the BBC and National Geographic. All the people of the village belong to the Christian religion. Maternal and maternal grandmothers are seen working in this village to work for both men and women. Residents of this area teach young children to remain clean and clean from the very beginning of their childhood. The morning of the children's children began to clear the streets and cleaned the leaves and collected the leaves. Before going to school, they gathered all the garbage empty empty junk baskets in one place. These baskets are impressed! From day one of the day, the dirt stored in the car was taken away in a place, where it was burnt in the fire. Also, each family has to keep their courtyards and surroundings in the house clean. That's the rule here. Every home has healthy sanitary latrines.
There is a society in the village, they are the ones who care about them. Here the education rate is 100 percent, for a hill village of India which is the only exception! The tourists are in the village and they have learned the English language at the urging of the needs of the people here. Almost all of the adults can speak English. There is a bamboo strain in the mouth of the village, and the whole maulinink is seen at a glance. If the weather is good, Bangladesh also comes to the notice of Sylhet border. There is a small parking space, a food restaurant, a bamboo guest house to stay at night! Many of Europe-America tourists spend the night here.
Village, Clean, Meghalaya, India
Every street in this village is ripe. Naturally there is a bridge made of tree roots, this bridge is located on a small mountainous river. It has also been cooked. There are many flower garden in the village, or the whole village is the garden, sometimes some houses! In front of every house, only the flower grapes have been provided, along with the flowers of the flowers. Mowlinong is filled with various types of flowers throughout the year. The buildings are all made of bamboo and wood, neither is Ahamari beautiful. But this type of cleanliness will only fill the mind with a happy one.
In 2014 Narendra Modi started the campaign to construct 'Transparent India' or 'Clean India' in India. But even a few years ago, a few people deprived of light from the light of a grassy mountain in Meghalaya have developed their small village as a clean and ideal village, that few people knew before 2003, After the report was published in the Discovery India magazine, the journalists ran out of the team after the report was published, now people of the country are struggling to cope with the diversion of tourists. From Mavlinging, you can come back to get rid of a lot of dirty and crippling urban life, as a standard for all the cities and villages of the world.