Chapei dang veng is a traditional Cambodian musical instrument, often referred to as a two-stringed lute. It features a long neck and a rounded body, typically made from wood, with strings made of silk or nylon. The instrument is played using a plectrum, producing a unique sound that is integral to Cambodian folk music. This lute is commonly associated with the Chapei music genre, which often includes storytelling and poetic lyrics. Musicians use the Chapei dang veng to convey emotions and cultural narratives, making it an important part of Cambodia's rich artistic heritage.