Malan Bridge (Pul-e Malan) Herat
The Malan Bridge, built across the Hari Rud River in western Herat, dates back to either the Timurid or Safavid period. This historical bridge consists of 22 arches made of brick and stone, and remarkably, it is still in use today.
Pul-e Malan stands as a masterpiece of classical Afghan engineering, symbolizing the harmony between architecture, craftsmanship, and nature. The surrounding landscape offers beautiful views, making it a popular spot for visitors and photographers.
LocationHerat, Afghanistan
Year of Construction1110 AD
FounderSultan Ahmad Sanjar Seljuqi
Type of constructionArched bridge
Number of arches22
Bridge height10 meters
Length and width230 m × 8 m
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