Midoun, Municipal town on Djerba island, Medenine Governorate, Tunisia.
Midoun stands as the second-largest settlement on Djerba island, positioned strategically on the northeastern coast with a population of 63,528 recorded in 2014, featuring extensive fig trees and olive groves that reflect traditional agricultural practices.
The town has evolved through centuries of Tunisian history, adapting during the Islamic era and colonial times while maintaining its role as a significant settlement that reflects the blend of indigenous Berber culture and Arab influences.
Local artisans at Souk Midoun marketplace sell handcrafted pottery, woven textiles, leather goods, and jewelry, preserving traditional craftsmanship passed down through generations while hosting annual festivals celebrating regional heritage through music and dance.
The town offers comprehensive infrastructure with 99% electrification rates, 84% drinking water connection, around 90 hotels with over 50,000 bed capacity, well-maintained roads, and organized taxi services connecting to other parts of Djerba.
Midoun comprises seven distinct districts including Mahboubine, El-May, Arkou, Sedouikch, Robbana, and Ben-Maaguel, each maintaining unique characteristics while contributing to the town's diverse cultural tapestry and local traditions.
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