Dakla Garba is a type of music and dance that is popular during the Navratri festival in Gujarat, India. The beat of Garba is derived from the dakla, which is a type of drum that is played at temples in Gujarat. Dakla Garba is a form of Gujarati folk music that has very captivating beats. It is performed in a circle, with dancers moving around each other in a rhythmic pattern. There are many tutorials available on YouTube that teach the steps of Dakla Garba, making it accessible to beginners. The dance is often performed in traditional attire, with women wearing colorful chaniya cholis and men wearing kurtas and dhotis. The lyrics of the songs are usually in Gujarati and are often devotional in nature, praising the goddess Amba or other deities.