Massukos are traditional wooden musical instruments originating from the African continent, particularly popular in Zimbabwe. They consist of a series of wooden slats or keys that are played by striking them with mallets. The sound produced is melodic and often used in various cultural celebrations and gatherings. These instruments are typically made from hardwoods, which contribute to their rich tone. Massukos are often accompanied by other instruments, such as drums, to create a vibrant musical experience. They play a significant role in the preservation of African musical heritage and are enjoyed by both local communities and visitors.