Qasr Amra is an 8th-century desert castle located in Jordan, built during the Umayyad period. It is renowned for its well-preserved frescoes and unique architectural features, which reflect the cultural and artistic influences of the time. The site served as a royal retreat and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list. The castle includes a bathhouse, a mosque, and various rooms adorned with intricate murals depicting scenes of nature, hunting, and daily life. These artworks provide valuable insights into the lifestyle and beliefs of the Umayyad dynasty, making Qasr Amra an important historical and cultural landmark.