Am Timan, located in southeastern Chad, serves as the capital of the Salamat region. The city's name translates to "mother of twins" in Arabic. As a regional hub, Am Timan hosts vibrant markets where visitors can explore traditional crafts and local cuisine, offering a glimpse into the area's cultural diversity. Nearby natural attractions include the Salamat River, popular for fishing and boating, and the renowned Zakouma National Park, home to diverse wildlife such as elephants, lions, and giraffes. Travelers should be aware that the region experiences a prolonged dry season, lasting about seven months, which can impact water availability.