The Khaju Bridge is located in Isfahan, Iran. It was built by the Persian Safavid king
Shah Abbas II during the Safavid Empire. The reign of the Safavid Empire was from
15011736 AD and the Khaju Bridge was built in 1650 three hundred and sixty five years ago.
This is the oldest bridge in Isfahan, Iran this bridge crossed the Zayandeh river and connected the Zoroastrians with the people of Isfahan. The Zoroastrians have an interesting history affirming the connection between them and the Safavid Empire. Zoroastrianism is one of the world's oldest monotheistic religions founded by the Prophet Zoroaster around three thousand five hundred years ago in ancient Iran. This bridge symbolizes the history and culture of the
Safavid Empire and is a architectural
