Sarangi is a very common Nepalese musical instrument and sarangi comes in many varieties.Sarangi is a gut stringed instrument that is carved in a single piece of wood. The Sarangi's neck is fretless and the bridge is seated on a skin stretched over the body of the instrument. In Nepali sarangis are carried out the Gaine, whose profession is singing.

Most of the sarangis have 3 playing strings, played with the cuticle of the index and the major fingers of the left hand, 1 bronze rhythm string that is tuned on the high tonic (SA), 11 sympathetic strings placed on two flat bridges near the pegs tuned on the notes of the raga, and at least 24 sympathetic strings tuned on all the shrutis of two octaves.

The sarangi playing strings are played with a bow (different from the violin bow, the tension is convex and adaptative) held in the right hand.Sarangi is played solo and/or often accompanies Gaine singers The shape of the sarangi is some what like violin.

Madal is specially made up of hollow wood and leather. Black like paste is pasted in the both round part of the Madal,which makes Madal to produce more melodious sound. Madal is used almost in every celebration in Nepal whether it is a wedding ceremony, or a welcome party, or prize distribution occasions, etc. Madal is most popular in the young groups.They love to play Madal in most of the occasions.This instrument produces melodious sounds. This is a kind of typical Nepali musical instrument and specially used for wedding ceremony or other special occasions.

A Tabala is a pair of small hand drums. The head of each consists of a main membrane with an annular membrane on top, and a black spot in the middle, giving them a wide variety of unique sounds. The smaller drum is called the Tabla, or Tabl and usually has a wooden shell. The larger bass drum is called the Dagga and usually has a brass shell. They are also referred to as dayan and bayan, meaning right and left. A right handed player plays the Tabla with the right hand and a left handed player plays the Tabla with left hand. The black spot is called the syahi (see-ah-hee), and is off-center on the Dagga.

Tabala is a classical music instrument and is very popular music instrument in this Himalayan land. Tabala is widely made in Nepal.

Trumpets can be traced back over thousands of year. Most of the ancient trumpets were straight or hooked and have a long, almost cylindrical tube and a slightly flaring bell. The ancient Tibetan Trumpet which is known as Tibetan Laha consisted of a straight conical tube and folding system. This type of Tibetan Laha is mostly played by Tibetan “lamas” (monks) for rituals and for other kind of ceremonies, especially in Gumbas (Buddhist temples).

It has an adjustable length that can be 5 feet long when stretched. It is made of copper with crafted silver around its button and top.This Tibetan Laha is very popular music instrument in this Himalayan land. Tibetan Lahas are used widely in the Himalayan part of Nepal for special ceremonies and rituals by the Buddhist monks. Tibetan Lahas plays very important role in Nepal and is found and used almost every part of Nepal