SAEDNEWS: Kebar dam, the world’s oldest arch dam, has been built on a river with the same name in southwest of the central city of Qom.
Dating back 400 to 700 years, this historic dam rises 26 meters tall and spans 55 meters wide, a remarkable feat of ancient construction.
Once a vital source of water for irrigation, the dam’s reservoir has fallen into disuse due to modern water shortages. Yet its strategic location and gracefully curved design continue to impress, showcasing the extraordinary skill and vision of the engineers who built it centuries ago.
A true blend of functionality and artistry, this dam remains a silent witness to history and human ingenuity, captivating visitors and historians alike.
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