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One of the most famous bridges in Ahvaz is the White Bridge. This bridge is the first suspension bridge in Iran and it was built during the period of Reza Shah Pahlavi. Other names of the white bridge include the crescent bridge and the hanging bridge. This bridge was registered as one of the national works of Iran in 1378, with number 2493.

The tomb of Esther and Mordecai (Hebrew: קבר אסטר ומרדכי) is a Jewish tomb located in the center of Hamedan, at the beginning of Dr. Shariati Street. According to Iranian Jewish tradition, this tomb is the burial place of Esther and Mordecai. This tradition is not supported by Jews outside of Iran and it does not appear in any of the Babylonian or Jerusalem Talmuds. The first Jewish source about these tombs is Benyamin Tatili, who visited Hamadan in 1067 AD. According to him, 50,000 Jews lived in Hamadan where Esther and Mordecai were buried in front of a synagogue. Shahin, the first source of Iranian Jewish tradition, narrates the dreams of Esther and Mordecai and their journey to Hamadan, where first Mordecai and then Esther died an hour later in the synagogue. This tomb is registered as part of Iran's cultural heritage. The presence of this shrine has been an important factor in the formation and continuation of the presence of the Jewish community in Hamadan. The place known as "Esther's grave" is the grave of Queen Suzan, which is the Jewish neighborhood of Hamadan.

I have visited this cafe several times and it has a beautiful, pleasant and cozy environment, but I had the impression that the behavior of the staff of this complex was not good at all and I was not satisfied. The price of orders is increasing. . I ordered cafe latte with cheesecake