Flutes made of bamboo are found in many musical traditions.
Some bamboo flutes include:
| Flute | Country of Origin |
|---|---|
| Atenteben | (Ghana) |
| Bashi | (Bangladesh) |
| Bansuri | (India) |
| Chi | (China) |
| Dizi | (China) |
| Daegeum | (Korea) |
| Dangjeok | (Korea) |
| Danso | (Korea) |
| Dongdi | (China) |
| Hocchiku | (Japan) |
| Jeok | (Korea) |
| Ji | (Korea) |
| Junggeum | (Korea) |
| Kagurabue | (Japan) |
| Khene | (Laos) |
| Khloy | (Cambodia) |
| Khlui | (Thailand) |
| Komabue | (Japan) |
| Koudi | (China) |
| Native American flute | (United States and Canada) |
| Nohkan | (Japan) |
| Ohe Hano Ihu | (Polynesia) |
| Paixiao | (China) |
| Quena | (Andes) |
| Ryūteki | (Japan) |
| Sáo | (Vietnam) |
| Shakuhachi | (Japan) |
| Shinobue | (Japan) |
| Siku | (Andes) |
| So | (Korea) |
| Sogeum | (Korea) |
| Seruling | (Malaysia) |
| Suling | (Indonesia) |
| Tongso | (Korea) |
| Venu | (India) |
| Xiao | (China) |
| Xindi | (China) |
| Yak | (Korea) |
| Yokobue | (Japan) |
| Yue | (China) |