if you like old places & if you are so lucky that the river is full again( the river is no longer... read more
It is the oldest Bridge built before the Safavid period of Iranian history. Most of it's present... read more
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if you like old places & if you are so lucky that the river is full again( the river is no longer run) then you can go there and have a good view. it is near exhibition. check the timetable first. also there is a...More
It is the oldest Bridge built before the Safavid period of Iranian history. Most of it's present stone and brick structure is believed to date from the 12th century.
in my view, if you have already seen Khajo and Siosepole, do not waste your time to visit this one. it is older but not as good as another.
This is the last old bridge of Esfahan. It is a little bit far from the town center but deserves the visit. The architecture is very stunning as is the architecture of others. What is remarquable here, is the level of water. It was extremely...More
One of several spectacular bridges in the City, it was depressing to see no water in the river. Global warming is very evident in Iran. Water is in the river for a few days every six weeks.
located just beside the permanent exhibition site. i enjoyed watching it on the river bank as well as strolling on this old bridge.
Due to diverting the flow of the river, the bridge is now in a dried-out artificial lake. On the South side there are some grey factory like warehouses. On the North side a small park and a motorway. It is sad to see all these...More
As I reed on Wikipedia and other sites, this bridge had been a military bridge over Zayandehrood river in 2 or 3 centuries before. The bridge structure is completely in good condition, lovely entrance in northern part. But there were no water on the river...More
It was one of three bridges that day, all over dry river beds. Once water flowed, and at certain times of the year is released back. Now dry. We walked around, looked at tiles and got back in the bus.
Not a bridge too far , easy to access and visually pretty especially at night, evening stroll / walk a must.
