Talempong is a traditional musical instrument from Indonesia, particularly associated with the Minangkabau culture in West Sumatra. It consists of a series of small, round gongs made of bronze or brass, which are played by striking them with mallets. The instrument is often used in various cultural performances and ceremonies, creating rhythmic and melodic sounds. The music produced by talempong is typically accompanied by other instruments, such as gendang (drums) and saluang (bamboo flutes). It plays a significant role in traditional dances and storytelling, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Minangkabau people.