Three-storey Stone Pagoda at Goseonsa Temple Site, Gyeongju

The Three-storey Stone Pagoda features a dual-level platform supporting three levels of precisely carved stone blocks with detailed architectural elements.

Constructed during the late 7th century Silla Dynasty, this pagoda was relocated to the Gyeongju National Museum in 1975 due to flooding risks.

The structure incorporates Buddhist architectural principles with its three tiers representing the connection between physical and spiritual dimensions.

Visitors can examine the pagoda at the Gyeongju National Museum, which maintains regular opening hours and provides detailed information panels.

The top level of the pagoda consists of a single stone block, with five-layered supports arranged in a stepped pattern beneath the roof stone.

Location: South Korea

GPS coordinates: 35.82816,129.22906

Latest update: March 5, 2025 01:11