Chokhi Dhani Village has been the mirror of Rajasthani culture since 1989. Started as part of ambiance for a restaurant, over the years it has evolved as a tasteful and authentic symbol of ethnic village life of this most colorful state in the country. Today, the name of Chokhi Dhani is synonymous with Rajasthani culture throughout the country..

Spread over 12.5 acres of beautifully landscaped area for a rustic look, it is dotted with machaans & platforms where different folk artists perform concurrently. A village fair is created every evening as an ongoing celebration of the rich & vibrant cultural heritage of Rajasthan. The display of traditional huts and workmanship will take you back to the times when splendor was unpretentious. Experience the rich warmth and rustic charm of a typical Rajasthani Village at Chokhi Dhani - Sonipat where the festivities never end here !!! .

Live dance and music performance all through the evenings is one of the major attractions at Chokhi Dhani Village. The exposure that the local folk artistes have received has revived many of the arts and crafts that were getting all but forgotten in these modern times. Few visitors can resist the temptation to join the artistes and dance with the music. The magic show, the puppet show, acrobatics on a bamboo without the protection of a safety net beneath, the astrologer, the fortune teller parrot all make the visitors spellbound. The artificial forest with roar sounds of animals and tribes, boating, horse riding, camel riding, elephant riding and much more are here to rejuvenate you and your family.

The Chokhi Dhani Village also has a photo studio with traditional look, a national art and craft market, a museum and many more places showing rajasthani village culture, villagers' lifestyle with a dining hall, renowned for the mouth watering and typical Rajasthani food. A place where you will enjoy to come and forget to leave... where you will get rid off your worries and you will drown with Rajasthani art, culture and respect for the guest.

Distance of the place from Major Landmarks 1. Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi - 76.2 kms 2. New Delhi Railway Station - 66.6 kms 3. Dhaula Kuan, Delhi - 68.6 kms 4. Karnal Bye-pass, Delhi - 46.0 kms 5. Panipat - 32 kms 6. Karnal - 67 kms 7. Chandigarh - 193 kms

Live Entertainment
Live dance and enthralling performances all through the evenings is one of the major attractions at Chokhi Dhani Village. These live shows capture the interest and make you spellbound.

Folk Dance and Music Show - Chaupal Naach Gaan Re There are many folk dances in Rajasthan and all are performed here on different occasions. Like Ghoomar, Potter Dance, Kalbeliya - the Snake Dance, Bhopa-Bhopi Dance, etc. Kalbeliya dance of Rajasthan is famous all over the world for its high beat passionate music and fascinating all-round fast body movements. Traditional snake charmers, the folk dancers sway to the lilt of the "Been" and beat of the drum. Their graceful and sinuous dance movements captivate all visitors


In Bhopa-Bhopi dance artiste tells some old folk stories of Indian Folk God or king in sort of song and they dance on it. Ghoomar is the magical dance performance of Rajasthan which makes the foot tap to the tune of desert. In Potter Dance artiste dances with 7 to 11 pots on her head or in some shows they dance with taking lighted pot on their heads.

Acrobatics on a Bamboo- Nat Ro Kartab See this gutsy feat live. The brave artiste balances himself on a bamboo without the protection of a safety net beneath.

The Puppet Show - Kathputli Ro Naach The colorful Puppet Show transports you into the world of valiant Kings, beautiful princesses and all powerful magicians. The puppeteer makes episodes and scenes from their lives come alive to give you a glimpse of their lifestyle.

The Magic Show - Jaadu Ro Khel The magician perform his entrancing show with some hand tricks and hypnotism and puzzle your mind.

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Fun Zone

Rides Ride on the luxuries of the bygone era - be it Camel, a Bullock cart or a horse drawn Tonga. Experience the excitement and fun of riding on some of the earliest modes of the transportation humans developed in this part of the World. Have a round of whole village in style, savoring the sights and sounds at a leisurely pace. It is hard to resist taking a ride on all or any one of these.

Bullock Cart Ride Developed in ancient Indus Valley civilization, this is known to be one of first and the oldest vehicle on wheels still existing. It is still used in rural India on regular basis and forms the basic mode of transportation in remote villages.

Tonga Ride The Tonga entered Indian culture in mid 18th century through the traders of East India Company. Built initially for their own luxury, it later became part of the common man's life. It is still used for joy rides in many Indian cities.

Mehendi (Henna) Mehendi is special henna coloring applied in intricate, beautiful patterns on the hands. It cools mind and body. In India it is symbolize as good faith and used in all religious occasions of Hindus. .