Located in the heart of the village of Shaqra, Bint Al-Malik Palace stands as a pivotal archaeological landmark within the region.

This stands as a testament to the Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic civilizations that have shaped the region.

The town contains the remains of palaces bearing ancient inscriptions and carvings, as well as archaeological arches and vaults.

Beit Al-Riyabi stands as one of the most significant ancient archaeological houses in the Hauran region. Its distinctive three-story design makes it architecturally unique.

The old town of Izra’ contains dozens of historic houses that reflect the architectural development of ancient times, and are distinguished by their beautiful shape and wonderful architecture.

The Lajat area contains many ancient stone houses, reflecting ancient architectural arts and their development over the ages.

The city of Inkhel contains many old stone houses that reflect the traditional architectural character of the region.

The city of Nawa contains many old stone houses that reflect the traditional architectural character of the region.

It is considered one of the most beautiful ancient Roman palaces in southern Syria, and it displays the region’s unique architectural style, which has remained in its original form.