Lulung In Mayurbhanj Odisha is one of the passage focuses to Similipal National Park and is situated on its eastern edges The other passageway is through Jashipur Lulung is arranged on the banks of the feeder River Palpala The waterway has a perpetual water stream The completely clear water with rocks of various sizes on its stream bed and thick woodland on the two its sides is a charming outing spot for some nature sweethearts The environment at Lulung situated at a height of meters is magnificent The perspective on the hillocks somewhere far off is comparably pleasant

Welcome to Aranya Nivas at Lulung.

Denoting the eastern edges of the Simlipal National Park, at 25 km. from Baripada, Aranya Nivas at Lulung is a curious little retreat on the banks of the River Palpala. An advantageous spot to investigate Simlipal from, the hotel gloats of a wide exhibit of exercises for the experienced searcher while guaranteeing quality convenience and a diverse menu that will undoubtedly animate your taste buds.

Aranya Nivas is something beyond a retreat, however. It’s a road to encounter the failed to remember the magnificence of Simlipal, individuals of the woods, and a day-to-day existence – far more straightforward, undeniably more significant. Please and go along with us for a day or two. The backwoods entices you!

Rooms (The Resort)
With multiple categories of rooms to choose from, Aranya Nivas has some of the finest resort suites, possessing all the necessary amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The resort also boasts of a pool room, badminton and volleyball courts, a plant nursery, a star-gazing center, and a library to cater to your literary needs.

Activities
A trek to the nearby mountain is just the start. There are jungle tracks to be explored on cycles and picnics to be had on the banks of the Palpala. For bird and orchid enthusiasts, the neighborhood forest is heaven. Star-gazing from the resort is a treat and a tribal dance performance by the bonfire rounds off your day.

Places
From the picturesque waterfalls with rocky backdrops to the Maharaja’s hunting lodge, the Simlipal bucket list spreads far and wide. If evenings are for watching peacocks at Chahala, mornings can be for lounging in the balcony at Lulung, watching the Palpala river meander by.