Baul Music is a traditional form of folk music originating from the Bengal region of India and Bangladesh. It is characterized by its spiritual themes, blending elements of mysticism, love, and social commentary. The music is often performed by Bauls, a group of wandering minstrels known for their unique lifestyle and philosophy, which emphasizes the pursuit of inner truth and connection with the divine. The instruments commonly used in Baul Music include the ektara, a one-stringed instrument, and the dotara, a two or four-stringed instrument. The songs are typically sung in the Bengali language and are accompanied by rhythmic clapping or drumming. This vibrant musical tradition continues to thrive, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region.