Three traditional musical instruments from Tamil Nadu will be displayed at the upcoming India Pavilion Carnival in Delhi. The instruments, namely Nadaswaram, Thavil, and Tavil, are known for their unique cultural significance and rich history in South India. The event aims to showcase the diverse cultural heritage of different states in India. The Nadaswaram is a wind instrument, the Thavil is a barrel-shaped drum, and the Tavil is a barrel-shaped drum with a wooden stick. These instruments have been an integral part of various ceremonies and performances in Tamil Nadu for centuries. Visitors at the carnival will have the opportunity to learn more about these instruments and experience the traditional music of Tamil Nadu. The event is expected to attract music enthusiasts, cultural scholars, and tourists interested in exploring the musical traditions of India. The India Pavilion Carnival is a platform for states to exhibit their unique cultural elements and promote tourism. It is a celebration of India’s diverse heritage and an opportunity to experience the rich tapestry of traditions that make up the country’s cultural fabric. The inclusion of these traditional musical instruments from Tamil Nadu highlights the state’s contribution to India’s vibrant cultural landscape and offers a glimpse into the artistic legacy of the region.