India's most popular plucked instrument.

The most popular plucked instrument in India is the sitar.

With a long neck, it is the most important and popular traditional musical instrument in India. The sitar is soft and bejeweled, showing the melody of Indian music and full of charm and magic. Mainly popular in northern India and Pakistan. The body of Sitar Qin is pear-shaped, consisting of hollow wood or gourd and wooden soundboard.

Some have a gourd on it, which is mainly used for decoration, but it is also used to keep the instrument away from the ground when putting it down. Sitar can be said to be the most representative Indian classical musical instrument in India, and Ravi Shaq, the master of Indian Sitar, is undoubtedly the most important contributor to pushing Indian Sitar to the west and even the world.

Common plucked instruments.

Guzheng, Qin Liu, Ruan (Da Ruan, zhongruan, Xiao Ruan), Pipa, Sanxian, Guqin, Rewap, Kashi Rewap, Dao Lang Rewap, Kumu Riyi, Balangzi Kumu, Aken Dombrat, band Dombrat, Yueqin, Harp Ele and Fengshou Ele.

Bow harp, big Biya, Dai Ding, Tuofu Xiuer, Dombu, Fitek Na, Sanqin, dulcimer, bamboo harp, Qiang, harp, guitar, banjo, lute, mandolin, etc.