Daily life and social customs. Jordan is an integral part of the Arab world and thus shares a cultural tradition common to the region. The family is of central importance to Jordanian life. Although their numbers have fallen as many have settled and adopted. The rural Bedouin population still follows a more traditional way of life, preserving customs passed down for generations. Village life revolves around the.

To the south of the mountains are endless gravel plains and sand dunes, covering over half of. Situated in this area is the Wahibah. An area with high dunes, extensive woodlands and unspoiled coastline. Is, as you can tell from the name, hot and dry. Hot deserts usually have a large.