Chokhi Dhani - Chennai

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If you yearn to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and savor the delightful cuisine of Rajasthan right here in Chennai, Chokhi Dhani is a must-visit destination. Situated in Tandalam, near Sriperumbudur, which is in close proximity to Chennai, Chokhi Dhani stands as a magnificent Rajasthani ethnic village park.


This relatively new attraction has swiftly gained popularity among residents and visitors alike. It beckons those seeking an authentic Rajasthani experience, those eager to tantalize their taste buds with Rajasthani delicacies, families looking for a day of recreation and amusement, folks in search of a brief yet enjoyable getaway, and even individuals desiring a distinctive backdrop for celebrations and special events.

Chokhi Dhani opens its doors exclusively in the evening, unfolding across 15 sprawling acres as a mini Rajasthan nestled within Chennai. From the traditional Rajasthani-style welcome tilak to the village market, folk dances, intricate mehendi art, camel and elephant rides, leisurely bullock cart journeys, charming cycle rickshaws, enchanting magic shows, astrology insights, an engaging games zone, delectable village snacks, enticing food, the intriguing Bhool Bhulaya maze, and lively folk music performances, the list of attractions is seemingly endless. A visit here promises an abundance of amusement and enjoyment.

Furthermore, the village features Sangri, an authentic Rajasthani-themed restaurant that serves delectable vegetarian cuisine, sure to tantalize your taste buds.

Chokhi Dhani is a destination that offers something for every age group, making it a place well worth exploring.

Wishing you delightful travels ahead.

Happy travelling.








Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

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