Three-story Stone Pagoda of Yugeumsa Temple, Yeongdeok

This pagoda has typical form of Unified Silla era, which consists of two-story platform and three-story main part. Assembled into one piece, the roof stone and the core stone compose the main part of the pagoda. Every story has the corner-pillar at the corner without any particular decoration and a four-layer strut holds the roof stone which helps the pagoda to have stability, but in the finial of the pagoda, round stones has been destroyed so it re-piled later. It was originally located in main inner temple, but as the temple destroyed, the pagoda transferred to the current location. Tower in old city playing music heavenly gilt bronze found during transfer and are currently kept at the National Museum of Korea.

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