Three-story Stone Pagoda in Osaeng-ri, Yangyang

The Yangyang Osaekri Three-Story Stone Pagoda, believed to be located on the site of the Osaeksa temple, is a stone pagoda approximately 5 meters tall, constructed from granite. It was originally completely collapsed and was restored in 1971. Although not particularly large in scale, it boasts excellent craftsmanship, a well-balanced overall design, and a refined and elegant appearance. The pagoda is built on five base stones, following the style of Silla-era stone pagodas. It features a two-tiered base, above which stands the three-story main body, and a decorative element at the very top. The base features carved pillar-like designs, and the uppermost stone of the upper base has markings indicating where rainwater would flow. The main body of each story is composed of a single stone, with pillar-like carvings on each corner. The roof stones have a slope from the top, with slight upturns at each of the four corners.

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