Aranyak Resort

Tāla, l-Indja

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Offering an outdoor swimming pool, a massage parlour and a multi-cuisine restaurant, Aranyak Resort is located 500 metres from the popular Bandhavgarh National Park and 1 km from the Tala Bus Station.

The elegant air-conditioned accommodation will provide you with a cable TV. Featuring a shower, private bathroom also comes with bathrobes and free toiletries. You can enjoy mountain view from the room. 24-hour room service is available for private dining.

At Aranyak Resort you will find a 24-hour front desk, a garden and a terrace. Guests can enjoy BBQ facilities. Other facilities offered at the property include a shared lounge, a tour desk and luggage storage. The property offers free parking.

The popular Bandhavgarh Fort is 5 km away while the pristine Johilla Chechpur Fall is 45 km away. The Umari Railway Station is 30 km and the Jabalpur Airport is 172 km.

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