The subdivision is known for its rice crops and greenery, as most of the land is forested. Itiyadoh Dam is situated around 18km from Arjuni. It is a naturally formed dam build upon a single wall. Several hectares of land are under irrigation because of this dam.
Navegaon Bandh National Park and Bird Sanctuary is around 12km from Arjuni is a well-known picnic spot. One can enjoy boating in the beautiful pond. Arjuni also has Charbhatti Hanuman Temple Near to Gondia-Balharshah Line At deep in Forest.
There is also a Tibetan Refugee camp all over Maharashtra located approximately 15km from Arjuni, providing cultural diversity to the region. They have temples that are open to every visitor, a national bank, hotels, colleges and communal schools. The Tibetan temples are architecturally very exotic and were inspired by models from Tibet. It is also famous in Gondia for its school Saraswati Vidyalaya Arjuni/Morgaon.
Economy
The economy of the village is mainly agriculture-based and most of the people are either farmers or farm workers. There are a lot of rice mills in Arjuni Moragon.
Demographics
Marathi is the official and most spoken language of the village. In Arjuni Morgaon taluka, the population is 148265.[2]
Arjuni Morgaon is well connected to major industrial and commercial places by road. It is about 130km from the city of Nagpur and about 80km from district headquarters, Gondia. The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation runs buses and Private buses connecting Arjuni Morgaon to Nagpur via Lakhandur, Pauni, Umred to Nagpur. Important roads that link Arjuni Morgaon connected with national highway 753, state highwaysMSH-11, 275, 354, 366, and district road MDR-36.
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