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Jandara Bridge, characterized by being the second largest arched bridge built by the Romans, is 120 meters long and 7 meters wide, and was made of 92 rocks, each weighing a ton. Cars weighing 5 tons were passing through the bridge, which was repaired in 1997, after its renovation it was completely closed to cars, a new bridge was built 500 meters to the east. Made without the use of cement by placing 92 stone blocks on top, it provides flexibility for bridges and columns against earthquakes, the columns are decorated with carvings and provide information on the history and construction of the bridge.
