Khong Wong is a traditional Thai musical instrument that belongs to the percussion family. It consists of a series of tuned gongs arranged in a circular shape, typically made of bronze or brass. Players strike the gongs with mallets to produce melodic sounds, and it is often used in classical Thai music ensembles. This instrument is commonly featured in piphat ensembles, which are traditional Thai orchestras. The khong wong can create both harmonious and rhythmic patterns, making it an essential component in various cultural performances, including ceremonies and festivals in Thailand.