Five storied stone pagoda of Jeongnimsa Temple site

The five-story granite pagoda rises 7.5 meters tall, featuring curved roofs and detailed stone carvings on each level of its structure.

Built during the late 7th century Baekje period, the pagoda bears Chinese inscriptions commemorating the Tang dynasty victory over Baekje in 660 AD.

The structure incorporates Buddhist architectural elements with five tiers representing the fundamental elements of Buddhist philosophy and traditional Korean stonework.

The pagoda stands within an archaeological complex accessible to visitors, with informational displays explaining its construction and religious importance.

The structure employs the beheullim technique, with pillar stones that narrow at both ends while maintaining a convex middle section.

GPS coordinates: 36.27940,126.91300

Latest update: May 20, 2025 14:31