Five-story Stone Pagoda of Dogapsa Temple, Yeongam

A pagoda, enshrining the remains of Buddhist saint, is an object of Buddhist Faith symbolizing the state of ultimate bliss and emancipation from worldly bonds. The pagoda body consisting of the base and the I main body a roof-shaped Okgaeseok covering the main body, and a Sangryunbu still remain. Jidaeseok are buried in the ground and Myeonseok consists of four broad stones. The construction date of this pagoda is estimated to be in the early Goryeo Dynasty.

Source: Korea Heritage Service signboard ↗ · collected 2026-10-08