The Serer-Ndut is a subgroup of the Serer people, primarily found in Senegal. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes unique traditions, music, and dance. The Serer-Ndut community is primarily engaged in agriculture and fishing, relying on the fertile lands and coastal resources of their region. The Serer-Ndut practice a traditional religion that emphasizes the importance of ancestral spirits and nature. They celebrate various festivals throughout the year, which often involve communal gatherings and rituals. The community's social structure is organized around extended families, fostering strong ties and cooperation among members.