| Gyeongju City's Seondo-san 3-Story Stone Pagoda of Hyohyeon-dong |
| A very typical "samcheung-seoktap" (Three-Story Stone Pagoda) of the Shilla Kingdom, standing on the southern foot of Seondo-san, in Hyohyeon-dong (Loyal-Rice Village). It is thought to have been carved and erected in the 800s, and a record named the Donggyeong-japgi says that it was the focal-point of a temple named Aegong-sa, no other trace of which now exists. It is 4.6 meters tall, with a doubled base, relief-carved corner-pillars and 4-step cornices; the filial is missing. This pagoda was renovated in 1973, and is designated as Treasure [bomul] #67. |
| This pagoda is nearby a luxuriant forest of some of Korea's tallest & oldest sacred red pine trees that surrounds the Tomb of King Beopheung. |
