Tenul

Tenul is a village located in the region of Transnistria, an breakaway state of Moldova. It is situated on the eastern bank of the Dniester River. The population of Tenul is primarily ethnic Moldovan. The village's economy is largely based on agriculture. Historically, the area has seen shifts in political control, with periods under Romanian and Soviet rule before the establishment of the unrecognized Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic in 1990.

The administrative status of Tenul is part of the Grigoriopol District within Transnistria. Like other settlements in the region, it is influenced by the ongoing political situation and its relationship with Moldova. The infrastructure in Tenul includes basic amenities such as a school and a local clinic. The surrounding landscape is characterized by agricultural fields and the natural beauty of the Dniester River valley. Access to Tenul is typically via local roads. The cultural traditions of the village reflect the broader cultural heritage of Bessarabia and Eastern Europe, with local customs and practices maintained by its residents.