The Khaju Bridge or Pol-e-Khajoo in Isfahan, Iran, was built in the 17th century by Shah Abbas II in the great Islam era destiny. Besides having beautiful golden look during the night, the bridge also serves as a dam, with sluice gates under the archways. At the center of the bridge, there are two large pavilions, called the Prince Parlors, that were originally reserved for the Shah.
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