The Pung is a traditional musical instrument from the Hmong culture, primarily found in Southeast Asia. It is a type of free reed mouth organ, similar to the sheng of China, and consists of a series of bamboo pipes of varying lengths. Players produce sound by blowing air into the instrument, which causes the reeds to vibrate. Typically made from natural materials, the Pung is often used in cultural ceremonies and celebrations. Its unique sound is characterized by a rich, resonant tone, making it an important part of Hmong music and heritage. The instrument is not only a source of entertainment but also a means of storytelling and cultural expression.