Chohan is a term that can refer to a specific group of people, particularly in South Asia, known for their distinct cultural and social practices. They are often associated with the Punjabi and Hindu communities, and their traditions may include unique rituals, festivals, and customs that reflect their heritage. In some contexts, "Chohan" can also refer to a surname or clan name among certain Rajput groups in India. Members of this clan may have historical ties to warrior classes and often take pride in their lineage and contributions to regional history.