Jordan’s Salt Nears Completion of Mosaic Made From 3.75 Million Stones

Volunteers in the Jordanian city of Salt are nearing completion of a 50-metre-long mosaic mural that documents the city’s history, with hopes of securing a place in Guinness World Records.

The work comprises approximately 3.75 million stones, assembled into a large-scale visual record of Salt’s past.

The volunteer-led effort combines a focus on local history with the ambition of gaining international recognition through a world record.

The mural remains unfinished, and its entry into Guinness World Records is a goal rather than a confirmed achievement. No specific record category or completion date was provided.