Puka is a line of ukuleles produced by Taiwan-based PukanaLa, a manufacturer whose name draws from the Hawaiian word for sunrise. Within the company's catalog, the Puka label sits at the entry-level to intermediate tier, while the PukanaLa label is reserved for higher-end models. Production is handled across the company's own factories in Taiwan, mainland China, and Indonesia, and Hawaiian ukulele player Bruce Shimabukuro has worked as a consultant for the production team.

The Puka range spans soprano, concert, and tenor sizes, with bodies built from woods such as sapele mahogany, acacia koa, and spruce. Models like the PK-PHC and PK-PEC concert ukuleles are representative of the line, and the Rosette Series is recognizable for the decorative soundhole inlays that distinguish it from typical entry-level offerings. Alongside the instruments, the brand sells gig bags, straps, tuners, and other ukulele accessories.

Within the ukulele community, Puka instruments have been compared to other Asian-built brands such as Lanikai and Kala in the same price bracket, with reviewers pointing to fit, finish, and projection as notable strengths for the cost.

Puka has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Ukuleles.