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Izadkhast Bridge

🏺 Archaeological site

Izadkhast, Abadeh County

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The Izadkhast Bridge is a Safavid-era historic bridge inside the town of Izadkhast, in Abadeh County, Fars Province. Along with the town's other historic sites, such as its castle and caravanserai, it is one of the reminders of this old town.

When was it built?

The bridge dates from the Safavid era, but the exact year it was built is not known. It was added to Iran's National Heritage List on 29 September 1975 as number 1110.

What was it built for?

The bridge was built for crossing the water and getting around Izadkhast. The town has long been on the caravan route, and the Izadkhast caravanserai is a sign of that.

Something interesting

Izadkhast has several other listed sites: Izadkhast Castle on a high rock, the Sasanian chahartaqi inside the castle, and the Izadkhast caravanserai.

Good to know before you go

The bridge and Izadkhast Castle are both in town, so you can see them together on foot.

🕘 Opening hours

Unknown

🎫 Entry

Unknown

⏱️ Time to spend

About 1.5 hours (typical for this kind of place)

This page is a translation of our Persian guide to this place, where visitors also leave reviews. Last checked: 9 October 2026.

Nearby places

Izadkhast Castle

🏰 Castle or citadel

550 m

Izadkhast Bridge

🕰️When was it built?

🏛️What was it built for?

💡Something interesting

🎒Good to know before you go