Chapei Dong Veng is a traditional Cambodian musical instrument, resembling a long-necked lute. It features two strings and is played with a plectrum, producing a unique, resonant sound. The instrument is often used in folk music and storytelling, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Cambodia. The Chapei Dong Veng is typically made from wood and has a body shaped like a teardrop. It is commonly associated with the art of Chapei, a form of musical performance that combines singing and storytelling, often addressing social issues and personal experiences.