Chokhi Dhani
Chokhi Dhani, the village-style evening on Tonk Road: folk dance, puppets, camel rides and a Rajasthani dinner, with 2026 prices and tips for families.
Some pictures are illustrations. The real places may look a little different.
Why go
- From us
- About 10 km
- Time needed
- 3–4 hours
- Best time
- Soon after 5 PM
- Entry
- From ₹1,100 with dinner
Rajasthan in one evening
Chokhi Dhani is a recreated Rajasthani village on Tonk Road, south of us, that comes alive after dark. Lanterns light mud-walled lanes where folk dancers, puppeteers and musicians perform as you wander. It's busy, noisy and colourful, and families tend to love it.
Dinner
Your ticket comes with dinner. The traditional choice is a Rajasthani thali, brought round by servers who keep refilling it until you say stop, so go hungry.
Getting there
It's a short drive south along Tonk Road from our home. Go after five, give it three or four hours, and book your car back before you leave.
What to see
Folk dance and music
Ghoomar and other Rajasthani dances, with musicians playing through the evening.
Puppet shows
Kathputli, Rajasthan's string puppets, in the lanes of the village.
Camel and bullock-cart rides
Short rides around the grounds. Some may cost extra.
Plan your visit
- Opening hours
From 5 PM, every evening
Usually until about 11 PM.
- Rajasthani Dinner
₹1,100 adults, ₹650 children
Royal Thali ₹1,350 and ₹750. Children are priced by height, 2.5 to 3.5 ft.
- Getting there
About 10 km south, on Tonk Road at Sitapura
Checked on 2 November 2026. Hours, prices and rules change, so check before you set out, or ask us on the morning.
Sources
Tips from the family
- Go hungry
- Carry some cash for rides and stalls inside
- Book your car back in advance on weekends
Questions people ask
Pairs well with
Planning guide
Jaipur after dark
