Pyetap in Naksang-dong, Sangju

These are scattered remnants of a collapsed stone pagoda, discovered on 19 April 1982 at the site of an old temple in a village called Jeolgol, which has since become an orchard. Most of the surviving members are roof stones, some with part of their drip-eaves cut away. Some body stones were carved separately from the roof stones, while in other cases the roof stone and body stone were carved from a single block. The members were first surveyed in 1988 and gathered together in one place; judging from their condition, the pagoda is thought to have been a three-storey stone pagoda.

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Where it is

Region

Sangju, Gyeongbuk

Designation

Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료