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Clalandras Bridge and Waterfall, the bridge built 2,500 years ago by the Phrygians over the Banaz River, is actually an aqueduct and both sides of the bridge are built on mountain slopes. Kalandras Bridge is 24 meters long and 17 meters deep, and has a scenic beauty and great ambiance. The stones of the bridge are engraved with a pencil and set with a mortise. The bridge, which consists of two main bodies, is built on fixed rock using thrust technique. It has a green atmosphere with the trees around it. Another feature of the bridge is the waterfall that flows right next to it. In fact we can not exactly call it a waterfall. The water flowing from the power plant pours onto the bridge through the canal, so it provides an image like a waterfall.
