Khaju Bridge

The Khaju Bridge is a historic structure in Iran, built in the 17th century during the Safavid era. Located over the Zayanderud River in Isfahan, it serves both as a bridge and a dam, managing water flow while connecting parts of the city. The bridge features elegant arches, intricate tile work, and small rooms for social gatherings and viewing platforms. Its design reflects Persian architectural beauty and engineering ingenuity, making it a functional and artistic symbol of Iran’s rich cultural heritage.