Jordania

• Overcharging for taxis or tours; agree on prices in advance or use reputable operators.
• Fake or overpriced souvenirs; buy from established shops when possible.

• Tap water is not recommended for drinking; use bottled water.
• Travel insurance recommended. Good private healthcare in Amman.

• Routine vaccines. Hepatitis A and typhoid recommended. No mandatory vaccinations for most travelers.

• Dress modestly, especially in conservative and religious areas.
• Accept tea or coffee when offered; it is a sign of hospitality.
• Use your right hand for eating and handing items.

• Avoid public displays of affection and drinking alcohol in conservative areas.
• Don't photograph people or military sites without permission.
• Avoid sensitive political or religious discussions.

Tipping is appreciated in restaurants (around 10%) and for guides and drivers. Bargaining is common in souks.

Modest clothing; women should cover shoulders and knees, especially at religious and historic sites.

Islam is the majority religion. Respect prayer times and Ramadan; dress modestly at mosques and religious sites.