Also known as: Lowshan Brick Bridge, Pol-e Lowshan, Pul-i-Loshan
Prior to the construction of the present Qazvin-Rasht Highway, and the new concrete bridge, the old Loshan bridge (Lowshan Brick Bridge) was the only means of connection across the Shah Rood River. Some researchers claim that it was built in the times of Khosrow Khan Gorji, the governor of Gilan during the reign of Fath Ali Shah Qajar.
Loshan historic bridge is built around 300 years ago. It was constructed with very durable components resistant to natural flood. It had been the most important pathway to the northern territories.
Lowshan Brick Bridge - Gilan Province
Loshan historic bridge is built around 300 years ago. It was constructed with very durable components resistant to natural flood. It had been the most important pathway to the northern territories.
Lowshan Brick Bridge - Gilan Province
Loshan historic bridge is built around 300 years ago. It was constructed with very durable components resistant to natural flood. It had been the most important pathway to the northern territories.
Lowshan Brick Bridge - Gilan Province
Loshan historic bridge is built around 300 years ago. It was constructed with very durable components resistant to natural flood. It had been the most important pathway to the northern territories.
Lowshan Brick Bridge - Gilan Province
Loshan historic bridge is built around 300 years ago. It was constructed with very durable components resistant to natural flood. It had been the most important pathway to the northern territories.
Lowshan Brick Bridge - Gilan Province
Loshan historic bridge is built around 300 years ago. It was constructed with very durable components resistant to natural flood. It had been the most important pathway to the northern territories.
Lowshan Brick Bridge - Gilan Province
Loshan historic bridge is built around 300 years ago. It was constructed with very durable components resistant to natural flood. It had been the most important pathway to the northern territories.
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