Hello, I once heard on the radio that the builder of the Khaju Bridge was leaving the city or himself for an unknown place for some reason, and no one knows about his fate. And because an old tomb was found in our village with the name Khajeh Verdi, son of Darvish, engraved on the stone slab, I said that perhaps this tomb is related to the construction of the Khaju Bridge. If you travel to Isfahan and miss seeing the Khaju Bridge, it will be as if you did not go to Isfahan! Of course, this applies to all historical and artistic monuments in Isfahan, but it is even more true for the Khaju Bridge! In short, this bridge was not just a means of transportation and connecting two points of the city, but with the arts used in it, they intended to show the technology and art of architecture to visitors. Perhaps it is still attractive to us who are going to see it after hundreds of years. A historical place where you can go down the stone steps of the bridge to the water's edge and sit and listen to the sound of the water and watch the migratory birds. A bridge where you can hear the singing and playing of Isfahan people with gusto under its spans and stop for a long time to be in a lovely group
A bridge that is more like a dream.
Indeed, which historical bridge in the world can you name that has the architectural and mystical features of the Khaju and Si-Se bridges of Isfahan at the same time?
A historical bridge where you can go down the stone steps of the bridge to the water's edge and sit and listen to the sound of the water and watch the migratory birds.
A bridge where you can hear the singing and playing of Isfahan people with gusto under its spans and stop for a long time to be in
Hello. This bridge is about 2 kilometers away from Si-Se bridge and is a quiet and peaceful bridge (unlike Si-Se bridge) with beautiful architecture that captivates every viewer. Although this bridge has a unique and attractive architecture, because it is not very popular, everyone only visits Si-se Bridge and misses this beautiful bridge (especially at night when it is illuminated). According to the research I did, Khaju Bridge is more famous than other bridges on the Zayandeh Rood due to its architecture and tile decorations. This bridge, which was considered one of the most beautiful bridges in the world during the Safavid era, was mostly used as a dam.
