Tawitawi Island is part of the Philippines and is located in the Sulu Archipelago. It is known for its beautiful beaches, rich marine biodiversity, and vibrant local culture. The island is predominantly inhabited by the Tausug people, who have a unique heritage and traditions. The economy of Tawitawi is mainly based on fishing and agriculture, with rice and coconut being significant crops. The island also attracts visitors interested in exploring its natural beauty and historical sites, including mosques and shrines that reflect the area's Islamic influence.