Tohanu Nou is a village located in Zărnești, Brașov County, Romania. The village is situated in the central part of the country, in the historical region of Transylvania. It is part of the Zărnești municipality, which also includes the villages of Tohanu Vechi and Șimon.

The village of Tohanu Nou is classified as a rural settlement. Its name, which translates to "New Tohanu" in English, reflects its establishment as a newer settlement compared to the nearby Tohanu Vechi. The village's development has been influenced by its geographical location and historical context.

Tohanu Nou and the surrounding area are known for their natural beauty and cultural significance. The village is nestled in a region characterized by rolling hills and scenic landscapes. The nearby Poiana Brașov, a popular tourist resort, and the Bran Pass, which connects Brașov to other parts of Romania, contribute to the area's accessibility and appeal.

The region around Tohanu Nou is rich in history and folklore, reflecting the cultural heritage of Transylvania. The area's traditional architecture, local customs, and natural attractions make it a part of Romania's diverse and vibrant cultural landscape.