Tapseon-ri Stone Pagoda

This three-story stone pagoda is located in Tapseon Village, and consists of a three-story body placed on a single-tier base. The base was made by stacking rectangular stones in two tiers and then placing flat stones on top, while the body was made by carving the main body and roof stone of each story from different stones and stacking them in order. On the main body of each story, pillar shapes were carved at every corner, but the first-story main body is currently cut vertically by the width of the pillar carving and lying on its side. The roof stones have their four corners slightly raised upward, and their undersides have three-tier supports. Judging from the remaining appearance of the pagoda, it is presumed to have been built during the Goryeo period, and because the stones forming the base and the body are of different materials, it appears that they were originally parts of different pagodas.

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