Main traditional market street in historic As-Salt: Local food and produce, clothing, household goods, traditional crafts. Established in the 1880s by merchants mainly coming from Nablus, the street was originally used as a vegetable and cattle market. The market is a narrow road with shops along the sides, marketplace with a steep staircase, wooden doors, and store signs of yellow buildings.

Lower Khader street is a narrow stone-based street filled with old brick buildings and wooden arched doors. 

King Hussain street is located in the ancient city of Karak wide surrounded by short Yellowstone buildings.

Madaba is an ancient town in Jordan, southwest of the capital Amman.

The Ten Arches Viaduct was built over a century ago by the Ottomans south east of Amman

Constructed by the Ottomans between 1900 and 1908. this railway station replaced the ancient caravan route, which was formerly used to transport goods to and from Damascus and Arabia, a round trip that would have taken approximately four months to complete. The caravan traders were far from happy with this new form of transport as it posed a serious threat to their livelihoods, and many attempts were made by them to disrupt its construction.