Superb Ambience, Traditional games of India and followed by the big, fat Rajasthani Thali, Worth visiting. It is a pretty genuine for Rs. 650 p.p. (entry plus huge Rajasthani Meals), but atleast the games should be free. But, different feeling for sure and feel of Real Rajasthan for a tiny price.

nice food, and one should have sufficient amount of time to visit this place. great hospitality, cleanliness is well maintained. entertainment stuff life camel ride, kalbeliya dance, pupet show were really enjoyable.

Best thing was the free mendi, but it's an expensive night out to go to a contrived fair. If you've been to a fair before it's nothing really new. Also, Lonely Planet says 350 rupees but it was 650 to 700 depending on your meal choice. Went for the posher option and it wasn't a great tali. And they seat... More

Great Rajasthani food.It is an ethanic village theme restaurant . We all really experience the village culture of Rajasthan.Service is just excellent. They wil push you so much to eat heavy food , you can not think of. There are different ride also available .

Ram Ram Sa...visited Chokhi Dhani with family during recent trip to Jaipur. The kids had great fun at the rides, magic show and of course the food is to die for. They servings are endless and you can taste the variety of Rajasthani delicacies and breads with home made butter. A must visit when you are in Jaipur ...

The atmosphere of the area was awesome & the food they served was very nice. The only problem was that it was completely veg dishes what they offer. One who is willing to take food there is have to remove their shoes & sit on the floor. Though they will provide matress & small table to eat but it can... More

This place is quite outside the city of Jaipur. Foreigners would be very interested to go here and first time goers to North India ! And, the interest can be only once ! Entrance fees - 2 options Rs.500 and Rs.650, first one for Rajasthani authentic food while the second one is continental. Best option for Indians would be Rs.500... More

A must for first time visitors. It gives a whirlwind tour of village culture in Rajasthan. It is bit touristy, but worth it. Overseas visitors would find it interesting & enjoy it more than Indian tourists(who are more familiar with Indian villages). Families with kids would enjoy it most. Plan a whole evening and remember to go with an empty... More

Very nice place, real rajasthani experiance. went with family and kids loved it, something really different from regular holiday destinations......must visit .....