Three-story Stone Pagoda of Maneosa Temple, Miryang

This pagoda stands apart from the present location of the temple, but behind it is a wide, level plot that appears to be the site of a building, believed to be the site of the original main hall. It is therefore presumed that the pagoda still stands on its original site. It is a three-story stone pagoda set on a single-tier base, with the body stone and roof stone of each story each carved from a single block. Pillar shapes are carved at the corners of the body stones, and the underside of each roof stone has three tiers of support blocks. The finial bears a boju (a lotus-bud-shaped ornament), though this appears to be a later addition. The base stone is currently exposed and the roof stones show slight damage, but overall the pagoda has a stable, well-ordered appearance and is an outstanding work. Although some signs of decline in style can be seen in places, the structure and technique of each part suggest that it was made in the mid-Goryeo period.

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Visiting

Opening hours

08:00-18:00

Closed

N/A (Open all year round)

Admission

Free

Parking

Available

Information

+82-55-356-2010

Visitor information: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1

Where it is

Region

Miryang, Gyeongnam

Designation

Treasure · 보물