The city of Al-Salt, located northwest of the capital Amman, which is said to be named after the Greek leader Saltus, has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, due to its rich history and distinctive attractions that appeal to many locals and foreigners alike, as it was previously the commercial center And the regional capital of the Ottoman Empire, in addition to that it has a good number of houses and buildings with ancient architectural designs and decorations that reflect the image of tolerance between Muslim and Christian families. Al-Salt is distinguished by its charming nature, which combines green valleys and the beautiful desert