Chokhi Dhani Jaipur Experience: Full Info on Entry Fees, Timings, Location & Photos

Chokhi Dhani Jaipur Ticket Prices (2025)

Option 1: Traditional Rajasthani Meal

• Adults: ₹1000 per head
  
• Kids: ₹600 per head
  

Option 2: Royal Platter Experience

• Adults: ₹1,200 per guest
  
• Children: ₹750 per guest
  

Option 3: International Buffet at the Resort

• Adults: ₹1,440 per person (+18% Tax)
  
• Children: ₹678 per person (+18% Tax)

Chokhi Dhani Jaipur – Village Resort Helpline

Phone Numbers:
📞 +91-9667222203
📞 +91-9982322220

Chokhi Dhani Jaipur Opening & Closing Time

Day	Opening Hours
Monday	5:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Tuesday	5:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Wednesday	5:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Thursday	5:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Friday	5:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Saturday	5:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Sunday	5:00 PM – 10:30 PM

Chokhi Dhani Jaipur Location

• 12th Mile, Tonk Road, Jaipur, 303905, Rajasthan, India

Located around 20 KM away from the main city of Jaipur, ‘Chokhi Dhani’ is a mock village that depicts Rajasthani culture, food, traditions and heritage exactly in the reflection. So, the name Chokhi Dhani means Rajasthani Culture.

In 1989 the village was set up on a specially designed 10 acre land set up to attract tourists and introduce them to the Rajasthani culture and heritage. Very soon by 1994, Chokhi Dhani earned its own share of fame among tourists all over the world.

Since visitors see the vibrant culture, art, folklore and tradition of Rajasthan, they can learn about the history of the Rajput valour while exploring the countryside.

Looking for Directions to Chokhi Dhani Inside Jaipur?

• Head toward Jaipur from Ajmer, and you will find Chokhi Dhani village. Since the village is far from the city, guests enjoy a sense of calm there.

Entertainment & Attractions Not to Miss at Chokhi Dhani Jaipur

1. Haldighati Battle – Reimagining the Glorious Rajput Legacy: The legendary battle of Haldighati, fought between the Mewar forces of Kumbhalgarh led by Maharana Pratap and the Mughal army commanded by Maharaja Man Singh I of Amer, is dramatically portrayed by performers at Chokhi Dhani. This depiction of the intense clash where the Rajputs triumphed takes the audience on an emotional and nostalgic journey through history.

Watching the performance of the Haldighati Battle is the main thing to do at Chokhi Dhani and surely should not be skipped.

2. The Rath Khana showcases the carriages that were utilized by Rajput nobility since historical times. The presence of various chariots from royal families across Rajasthan offers a distinctive and memorable experience for visitors.
3. Temples at Chokhi Dhani: A copy of the Vaishno Devi Temple is found in Chokhi Dhani and an artificial waterfall is also included. Another few temples to keep an eye out for are called Balaji, Jungle Devta, Ganesh and Tejaji Temples. The different temples highlight the faiths from many people in Rajasthan.
4. Animal and Cart Rides: You can ride camels, elephants or horses at the park and if that’s not for you, you can also opt for bullock cart or boat rides.
5. Shows and Performances: Local performers make Chokhi Dhani popular through songs and dance. The most popular among these is the act by the nomadic community, featuring traditional dance styles such as Kalbeliya, Ghoomar, and Chari. In addition to this, Bamboo Stunts, Terah Thali Dance, and the Traditional Fire Performance highlight the brave feats executed by various folk performers, leaving the audience captivated, stunned, and filled with admiration for their cultural legacy.

Other acts also feature magic performances, where the performers demonstrate their skills, creating a range of visual deceptions and hypnotic effects. Additionally, puppet shows are presented, in which puppeteers depict stories from ancient times, deeply rooted in Rajasthani tradition.

An astrologer can be found seated with his cards laid out in one spot; there are bioscope reels that depict the heritage of Rajasthan, along with mehndi and henna experts to decorate hands, and several other rustic experiences that visitors can discover.

6. Game: The most well-known attraction in the games section is ‘Bhool Bhulaiya’, which is a challenging maze. ‘Jungle Sair’ offers a forest exploration game through a man-made woodland, and ‘Gufa Jharni’ is a trekking activity where the visitor walks through an artificial cave created with simulated waterfalls. Besides these, there are other classic games like dart throwing, archery, and shooting.
7. Shopping at Chokhi Dhani: Since Chokhi Dhani is established to support everything indigenous, it also encourages local craftsmen by exhibiting their creations and artifacts such as handmade items, home decoration pieces, ornaments, and artwork. This social effort has been undertaken by Kalagram, and the artifacts are reasonably priced.
8. National Museum at Chokhi Dhani: As the name implies, the National Museum at Chokhi Dhani showcases the diverse and colorful cultures and customs of all the states of India—ranging from Kashmir to Kerala and Gujarat to the North Eastern regions of the country. A trip to the museum is strongly advised, as it is worth every moment of the visitor’s time.

Snapshots of Tradition: Chokhi Dhani Jaipur Gallery

Traditional Treats and Meals at Chokhi Dhani Jaipur

If you enjoy truly local flavors made with fresh, real ingredients, Chokhi Dhani is the place to be. It offers a real taste of Rajasthan food culture. The whole village setup has such a rich and royal vibe that it’s almost impossible to walk away without feeling like you’ve been treated like royalty. Here, you’ll find traditional Rajasthani meals served with pride, along with a variety of other cuisines to satisfy every kind of foodie.

1. Sangri: A genuine Rajasthani cuisine-exclusive restaurant, the dishes at Sangri are considered the finest among all traditional dining choices. The meal is presented on a leaf plate, which aligns with the customary practice of Manuhaar. The food is flavorful and expertly cooked, leaving guests satisfied, yet still craving more.
2. Gorbandh: The striking open-air dining setup at Gorbandh attracts more visitors to this eatery, where only traditional Rajasthani food is offered. The sun-dried savories and dishes prepared in pure ghee not only delight the sense of smell and taste, but also enhance the urge to indulge. The Dal Baati Churma and Missi Roti served at Gorbandh are absolutely irresistible.
3. Chaupad Jeeman Ghar: At this sit down restaurant, table seating is planned to reflect the old game called ‘Chaupad,’ which was enjoyed in India’s royal households. The current version of the game is called ‘Ludo’ and four paths join at the middle to form a home area. Rajasthani ‘Thali’ is the usual food you’ll get in Chaupad Jeeman Ghar. Guests are made to feel very special.
4. Kesar Kyari Barbeque: An open-air restaurant with al fresco dining setups that feature some tasty and flavorful dishes. They serve both veg and non-veg options. Their grilled selections are among their finest specialties, with chefs always stationed near the barbecue grills, catering to the preferences of their guests.
5. Bindola Restaurant: This is a multi-cuisine restaurant and features a unique twist in its overall atmosphere. The building has a circular shape and the ceiling is decorated with fine wooden carvings, joined by roof lanterns and walls adorned with Rajasthani Mandana paintings. The restaurant is celebrated not only for its cuisine but also for its equally good in showcase local heritage through artistic expression.
6. Aragosta Restaurant: Aragosta is also a multi-cuisine dining spot and stands as the biggest restaurant and resort in Chokhi Dhani. The term Aragosta literally means ‘Please Eat’. Talking about the food, it is Tasty, and their menu features dishes ranging from North Indian to Chinese, as well as Continental and Italian Dishes.
7. Choupal: Choupal is also a multicuisine Dining spot and an in-house dining space of the resort, offering food in the form of buffet as well as a la carte. The name Choupal signifies a ‘hub’ or a gathering spot in a village where people come together for conversations over meals or snacks. The restaurant provides the ideal ambiance of a traditional choupal where guests can sit back, unwind, and savor the food.
8. Royal Fine Dining: The restaurant offers a rich environment and great hospitality. As the name of the restaurant suggests, eating here truly feels like a royal experience because the food is presented on silver plates. Guests can choose their favourite items from a wide menu. If someone enjoys eating in a relaxed way, Royal Fine Dining is the right place for them.

Chokhi Dhani Jaipur – Opening Hours & Ticket Prices

• Timing: Guests can visit Chokhi Dhani village every day from 5:00 pm and closes at 11:00 pm
• The cost of entry tickets for adults is INR 750 to INR 1200, and for kids it is INR 450 to INR 800, as per the option of dining selected.
• Children under the age of 3 do not need to pay an entry fee.
• Ideal time to explore Chokhi Dhani Village, Jaipur: Summers in Rajasthan are extremely hot and sticky, which makes it tough for visitors to fully enjoy their trip. Therefore, going to Chokhi Dhani during the winter season, from mid-October to March, is strongly suggested.

Best Travel Routes to Chokhi Dhani Jaipur

Because it is located outside the city on the Ajmer-Jaipur highway, reaching here is usually done by road. There are a good number of transportation options available that are both comfortable and budget friendly. Choosing a private cab from the best car rental companies in Jaipur helps you drive comfortably and comfortably. Also, guests can use Rajputana Cab Services which are Chokhi Dhani’s own taxis, for both pick-up and drop. You can pay INR 900 for a ride in a sedan and INR 1500 for one in an SUV, both ways.

• By Bus: Travellers looking for the cheapest routes can catch a bus from Rajasthan Road Transport from anywhere in the city and reach the Jaipur Bus Station at Jawahar Nagar Marg. After that, use a cab or an auto rickshaw for the 19.5-kilometre journey to Chokhi Dhani.
• By Railway: Trains stop at Jaipur Junction which is found about 20 kilometers from Chokhi Dhani Jaipur. A cab or taxi will be your best choice to get from the station to Chokhi Dhani..
• Reaching by Air: The airport is only 12 kilometres distance from Chokhi Dhani. Take advantage of car hire at the airport to get to Chokhi Dhani Jaipur, the journey will be pleasant and practical for you.