Instruments Used in Manipuri

The pena is a string instrument with a long neck and a rounded body. It is played with a bow.

The dhol is a double-headed drum that is played with two sticks.

The kartal is a pair of cymbals that are played by striking them together.

The flute is a woodwind instrument that is played by blowing air across a hole in the side.

Lai Haraoba is a traditional Manipuri dance that is performed during festivals.

Pung Cholom is a Manipuri dance that is performed by men and involves playing drums.

Raslila is a Manipuri dance that is performed by women and involves singing and dancing.

Lai Haraoba is a Manipuri dance that is performed during festivals and involves singing, dancing, and playing drums.

Lai Haraoba is a Manipuri dance that is performed by both men and women and involves singing, dancing, and playing drums.

Kathakali is a Manipuri dance that is performed with swords and involves elaborate costumes and makeup.

Bharatanatyam is a Manipuri dance that is performed with sticks and involves intricate footwork and hand gestures.

Lai Haraoba is a Manipuri dance that is performed with fire and involves singing, dancing, and playing drums.

Kathakali is a Manipuri dance that is performed with masks and involves elaborate costumes and makeup.

Lai Haraoba is a Manipuri dance that is performed with puppets and involves singing, dancing, and playing drums.

Lai Haraoba is a Manipuri dance that is performed with drums and involves singing, dancing, and playing drums.