Rides
Ride on the luxuries of the bygone era - be it camel, a horse
drawn Tonga or an elephant. 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.
Camel Ride
The most popular ride in Chokhi Dhani Village is on camel
back. Take this ride to get a bird's eye view of the entire
scene and experience the thrill, especially when the animal
rises from the ground and settles down to let you off its
back.
Elephant ride
Enjoy the ride on the mighty elephant and feel the princely
feeling you never had.
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.
Boating - Tal Talaiya
Chokhi Dhani has its own beautiful village Lake "Tal Talaiya"
where one can enjoy boating. The waterfall at the end adds
just the right touch of romance to the scenery.
Hang-outs
Chokhi Dhani has many hang-outs where you would like to spare
some of your time, like:
Temple - Mandir Devra
Beautifully hand painted temple which gives you spiritual
peace in this hustling culture.
Rajasthani Village Culture
Panghat showing ancient way of
pulling out water from well whereas Tel
Re Ghani represents the ancient way of getting oil
by moving bullock round and round a central mechanical system.
Garadiya Luhar shows the working
of Indian Blacksmith, who never take rest till the work lasts.
In Mevar Re Dhani and Registan
Re Dhani you will find the special style village huts
which represent the Mevar culture and Desert's special cool
huts which stay cool in hot summer without any A.C.
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Entrance |
Panghat |
Garadiya Luhar |
Registan re Dhani |
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Mehendi (Henna)
Mehendi is special henna colouring 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.
Museum - Ajayabghar
A display of old locks, arms and utensils give you a glimpse
of an age gone by. A gallery to show the artistic craftsmanship
of our ancestors.
Photo Studio
Chokhi Dhani Village also has a photo studio with beautiful
wall paintings and mirror work on its walls.
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| Pani
Patasi |
Photo
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Craft's
Bazaar |
Ghanta
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Craft's Bazaar - Haat Bazaar
Craft's bazaar is an attempt to bring under one roof the sights,
sounds, smells, tastes, arts and crafts of the 9 most distinctive
states of the country viz. Rajasthan, Maharastra, Gujarat,
J&K, Kerala, Goa, Sikkim, West Bengal & Tamil Nadu.
The "NATIONAL HAAT" is built like a giant map of the country
with a boutique of each state built on its geographical location
on the map. Handicrafts from each state are available for
sale in the boutiques. Every month, the National Haat celebrates
a festival for one state. While artisans and cultural troupes
demonstrate the arts and crafts of that state, visitors also
get to taste its rich culinary traditions.
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