About Jordanian culture?

Jordan Culture
The consumption of alcohol is strictly forbidden in the streets. It is advisable to respect local Muslim conservatism regarding dress and women in particular will be better respected if their legs and shoulders are covered in public places. It is advisable to ask permission before photographing people. Bargaining is expected with merchants especially in the markets. Religious customs should be respected, particularly during the month of Ramadan when eating, drinking and smoking during daylight hours should be discreet as it is forbidden by the Muslim culture. Homosexuality is illegal.

Tipping: Most of the better hotels and restaurants will add a 10-12% service charge to the bill, but smaller establishments usually expect a tip. It is customary to round up the price of a taxi trip instead of tipping.

oh when to start.
anyway jordanian culture is great. families stick close together and watch out for eachother. they have traditional dance called dabka. jordanian families eat together and the biggest meal is lunch. they drink alot of tea. when ever you go to someones house they always offer tea. the also offer coffie in little cups but you cant put the cup down. you must drink it there and give it back if you want more they'll give you more if not then no. main dishes their they have mansef,maqlooba which is lamb with rice with special yogerts. they have falafel,hummus babganouge,on they streets they typically have shawarma stands. jordan has so much history. civilized history and religious history,ancient history and petra is a world wonder. Jordanians are typically religious with Islam being the dominant one but their is alot of christianity to such as a town called madaba.
they dead sea is a wonderful sea that is so full of salt the its so easy to float. with beautiful resorts.
poeple usually get married from metting through families or universities.
and jordan is real safe for an middle eastern country.
and most of all Jordanians love to have a good time. they dont like to be bored. they love having parties and being with family and friends.
and there is so much more