The village of Mawlynnong, India, population 600, is implementing Sunday closures to tourism due to overwhelming visitor numbers. The remote northeastern Indian village gained international recognition for its unique cleanliness and community-driven waste management. While tourism has brought economic benefits, residents report it has become disruptive to their daily lives. Locals are requesting a break from the constant influx of visitors, citing the strain on resources and community wellbeing. The decision to close on Sundays aims to provide residents with a day of respite and restore a sense of normalcy. The situation highlights the challenges faced by small communities grappling with the impacts of mass tourism.