Tomb of Joshua

The stone structure contains a central chamber housing the presumed burial place of Joshua, featuring traditional Middle Eastern architectural elements throughout its design.

The mausoleum dates back to early Islamic periods and stands as a testament to the religious figure Joshua who led the Israelites after Moses.

The tomb serves as a meeting point for multiple faiths, with both Muslim and Jewish visitors performing prayers and religious ceremonies at the site.

Located at coordinates 32.0714° N and 35.7091° E, the tomb remains accessible through paved roads connecting to neighboring towns in northern Jordan.

The structure contains inscriptions from the Ayyubid period, including records of pilgrimages performed by Jawhar ibn Abdullah on behalf of others.

Location: Salt

GPS coordinates: 32.07140,35.70910

Latest update: November 13, 2025 01:22