* Chak: A fretless three-stringed lute that is played by plucking the strings with a plectrum.
* Saw sam sai: A bowed three-stringed fiddle that is played by using a bow made from horsehair.
* Phin: A banjo-like instrument that has four strings and is played with a plectrum.
* Khim: A stringed instrument similar to a zither that has between 20 and 24 strings.
Percussion instruments:
* Klong thom: A set of suspended tuned gongs that are hit with mallets.
* Klong thad: A set of un-tuned gongs that are hit with mallets.
* Chaing: A set of small suspended cymbals that are hit with mallets.
* Ranat ek: A xylophone made of bamboo or hardwood that has 21 tuned keys.
* Ranat thum: A xylophone made of metal that has 25 tuned keys.
* Sor ud: A dulcimer made of bamboo or hardwood that has 12 tuned strings.
Wind instruments:
* Khao lai: A double-reed aerophone that is similar to an oboe.
* Pi: A bamboo flute that has six finger holes and one thumb hole.
* Salo: A bamboo flute that has only two finger holes and one thumb hole.
* Khaen: A free-reed aerophone that is similar to a harmonica.
* Jakhe: A free-reed aerophone that is similar to a clarinet.
Other instruments:
* Krating khaek: A metal gong that is hit with a wooden stick.
* Sing: A brass bell that is hit with a wooden stick.
* Chapra: A pair of small castanets.