Chokhi Dhani Desert Camp Jaisalmer

The check-in timings for Chokhi Dhani Desert Camp Jaisalmer is 03:00 pm and the check-out timings for the same is 12:00 pm. Early check-ins and delay check-outs are subject to availability and are chargeable. To avail of this service, you can contact the reception or the venue directly.

Chokhi Dhani is a paradise in the desert and it offers various activities to give you an ultimate dessert experience. Here are the number of activities offered at Chokhi Dhani Desert Camp.

1 .Folk dance and Music Show - “Chaupal Nach Ghan re” At Chokhi Dhani, you will get a chance to witness fascinating folk dance forms such as Ghoomer, Potter Dance, Kalbeliya - the Snake Dance, Bhopa-Bhopi Dance with passionate high tempo tunes and beats.

2. Nach Ro Kartab - Acrobatics on bamboo performed by brave artists. He walks and performs stunts on a high raised bamboo without safety nets.

3. The Puppet Show - Witness the colorful puppets narrating the glorious tale of warriors, kings, and the kingdom of Marwar.

4. The Magic Show - A humorous magician will perform hypnosis, hand tricks, card pulling, and other exciting tricks to confuse your mind.

5. Experiencing Rajasthani Culture - witness the traditionally decorated swiss tents and savor some lip-smacking Rajasthani food and ethnic dishes.

Popular attractions near Chokhi Dhani Desert camps are the historical sites and significant landmarks of the city. Below is a list of the top 9 attractions:

1. Jaisalmer Fort - Jaisalmer Fort is the second oldest fort in Rajasthan. It was built by Rajput Rawal Jaisal in 1156 AD. It is a UNESCO world heritage site and is India’s only living fort.

2. Longewala War memorial - A war memorial constructed in the honor of Brave war heroes martyred during the battle of Longewala in 1971.

3. Jain Temples - A set of 7 temples located in the Jaisalmer Fort, famous for its intricate stonework and architecture.

4. Kothari’s Patwa-Ki Haveli - A heritage lifestyle museum showcasing the lifestyle of rich merchants of Jaisalmer in the golden era.

5. Tanot Mata temple - A famous Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Awad, an incarnation of goddess Hinglaj Mata. As per the legend, 3000 bombs were dropped in the vicinity of the temple but none of it exploded and as a result, the temple is still intact.

6. Jaisalmer War Museum - A war museum showcasing the war exhibits including vehicles and equipment captured during the war, the names of the gallantry award winners, and display halls.

7. Gadisar Lake - A manmade water reservoir built by Maharawal Gadsi in the 14th century.

8. Desert National Park - A national park situated on the border between Barmer and Jaisalmer. It is home to migratory and resident birds of the desert such as eagles, harriers, falcons, and the endangered great Indian bustard.

9. Bada Bagh - A garden complex famous for the architecture of the cenotaphs with intricate stone carvings on the structures and pillars.