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Mawlynnong, often called the Cleanest village in Asia, is located in the East Khasi hills of Meghalaya. and Surrounded by lush greenery, bamboo houses, and spotless lanes, it reflects the community’s deep-rooted culture of cleanliness and eco-friendly living.
One of the most famous attractions near Mawlynnong, the Living Root Bridge at Riwai village is a natural wonder where tree roots are trained over years to form a sturdy bridge across streams. It’s not only a beautiful sight but also showcases the Khasi tribe’s sustainable way of living with nature.
Sky View Point offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Bangladesh plains on a clear day
Walking through the spotless lanes of Mawlynnong itself feels like exploring a living attraction.
The Balancing Rock consists of a large boulder perfectly balanced on a smaller rock
This waterfall is a stunning sight with gushing streams surrounded by dense forest.
Ths is one of hidden natural treasures. Cascading in two beautiful tiers from a height of nearly 150 meters, the waterfall plunges into a crystal-clear pool below, surrounded by lush greenery.
This waterfall is famous for its turquoise blue pool and scenic surroundings, making it attractive.
This place is rich in biodiversity, and spiritual significance. It’s deeply connected to Khasi traditions
This is a serene cascade in the village, surrounded by thick forests, making it a refreshing stop for nature lovers.
This quaint church is one of the hidden gems of Mawlynnong. Surrounded by blooming gardens and shaded by ancient trees, it reflects both the spiritual side and the cultural history of the Khasi community.
About 35 km away, Dawki is famous for the crystal-clear waters of the Umngot River, where you can enjoy boating and see the riverbed as if looking through glass. It’s also a border town with views of Bangladesh.
Around 78 km from Mawlynnong, Shillong is the capital of Meghalaya and known as the “Scotland of the East.
Roughly 80 km away, Cherrapunji is famous for being one of the wettest places on Earth.
Jaflong is known for its tea gardens, stone collection activities, and scenic views of the rolling hills.
A traditional Khasi village close to Mawlynnong where you can experience authentic lifestyle and community living.
This place is also known as the “end of the world,” this dramatic viewpoint near Shillong offers sweeping views of deep gorges and rolling hills, perfect for trekking and photography.