The bongo drum, also known simply as a bongo, belongs to the family of percussion instruments and is a musical instrument that is believed to have originated in both the African culture and the Cuban culture. The bongo drums are actually a pair of drums that have been attached to one another and are meant to be played together.

Bongo drums are thought to have been influenced by the design of African drums because they have an open bottom, which is comparable to the Bantu or Congo drums that are found in central Africa. This similarity is the reason why bongo drums are believed to have originated in Africa. Although oak wood is traditionally used to construct the shell of the drum, there are many variations manufactured today using other types of wood.

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