Another place that I always enjoyed visiting was Siosepol
in Isfahan, it is also called Alla Verdi Khan and it’s located on the Zayandeh
River in Iran. The architecture of the Siosepol Bridge was designed by the
Safavid dynasty in 1566 and construction ended on 1602.
It is made of 33 arch bridges and two rows
from left to right. Siosepol has a length of 297.76 meters (979.6 Ft ), width of
13.75 m and constructed by Allah Verdi Khan Undiladze, the chancellor
Of Shah Abass. The reason this place is very special to me is because of its
beautiful shiny light reflections through the 33 arch on the river. The best time
to visit this place is early in the morning because it has a long, wide area
for walking from left to right with a good view of the river. This place has a
good historical value and meaning for my country and me.
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