Dating back to the 2nd century AD, the plaza was originally designed as a central gathering area and a space for public events, surrounded by impressive columns that create a grand, elliptical shape. The plaza measures about 85 meters by 55 meters and is flanked by the ruins of monumental structures, including the iconic Corinthian columns that once supported a portico. At the center of the Oval Plaza stands a large fountain, adding to its beauty and historical significance. The plaza is part of the larger Jerash Archaeological Site, a rich testament to Roman civilization, and serves as a popular spot for visitors to experience the grandeur of ancient urban planning. Its unique architectural design and stunning preservation make it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts.