Tan-Tan is a town located in the southern region of Morocco, near the Atlantic Ocean. It serves as a gateway to the Sahara Desert and is known for its unique blend of cultures, influenced by both Berber and Arab traditions. The town is characterized by its vibrant markets and traditional architecture. The economy of Tan-Tan primarily relies on fishing, agriculture, and trade. It is also famous for the annual Tan-Tan Moussem, a cultural festival that celebrates local heritage, featuring music, dance, and traditional crafts. This event attracts visitors from various regions, showcasing the town's rich cultural diversity.