Visitors to Delhi Have a New Experience to Enjoy Now!
One that will leave them tempted for more!
Kingdom of Dreams is exactly what it purports to be – Delhi’s newest and most exotic tourist destination and an entertainment centre that dishes out more than the usual expected and experienced by Delhites and the city’s visitors alike till date. It is a Kingdom of Dreams indeed!
Here, entertainment gets a new definition altogether with an incredible concoction of Bollywood bonanzas, gourmet delights, and cultural extravaganzas. Nautanki Mahal, a 4D theatre and the star attraction of Kingdom of Dreams, enthrals your senses with shows such as Zangoora – The Gypsy Prince. Zangoora is the first of Bollywood’s musicals and is created by the who’s who of Bollywood including Shiamak Davar, Shankar, Ehsaan, Loy and Javed Akhtar in coordination with London-based David Friedman.
Culture Gully or the Street of Arts offers a cultural experience unlike any other. An elaborate boulevard, the Culture Gully, brings together the best of India’s culture, arts and crafts and cuisine with live kitchens, an array of handicraft shops and live entertainment in the form of folk dances and music.
Another major feature of this amazing entertainment centre is the ShowShaa Theatre, where the legends of Indian mythology come alive in fascinating performances. Guests can also role-play as a bridal couple or a wedding guest and experience the wonderful intricacies of an Indian wedding. An amazing display of talent at the Great Indian Talent Circus further entertains guests with some amusing, some spine-tingling performances.
Spread over five acres of land, the Kingdom of Dreams has become India’’s first complete live entertainment and leisure destination.










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