Tabénai

Tabénai is a town and commune in the coastal province of Serin, in the country of Lethoria, on the Eldoran continent. Located along the Tabénai River and near the Serin Gulf, it sits at the intersection of inland agriculture and maritime activity. The town with a temperate climate features a mix of urban neighborhoods and surrounding farmland.

Established as a settlement in the 17th century, Tabénai developed as a trading post that linked agricultural producers inland with maritime commerce. The historic center preserves several old structures, including a market square and the remains of a medieval fortress. The population is around 12,000, giving Tabénai a small-town character with active local commerce and services.

The economy centers on agriculture, including citrus and olives, as well as dairy production, small manufacturing, and services for residents and visitors. Cultural life centers on the Tabénai Festival in May, which showcases local music, crafts, and cuisine. The town is governed by a municipal council elected for four-year terms and belongs to Serin Province, sharing regional services with nearby towns. Transportation relies on a regional road network, and a small port handles fishing and light cargo.

Education and health services include two primary schools, one secondary school, and a community hospital. Notable issues for Tabénai involve balancing heritage preservation with development, as well as managing water resources and flood risk from the river.