Five-story Stone Pagoda

The Five-story Stone Pagoda is a traditional East Asian Buddhist monument made of stone, characterized by its tiered structure with five levels or stories. Designed as a spiritual symbol and a cenotaph, it often contains relics or sacred objects. Its architecture features a sturdy base, slender middle sections, and a pointed top, reflecting a sense of harmony and stability. Common in Korea, these pagodas serve both religious and cultural purposes, showcasing impressive craftsmanship and symbolism related to Buddhist beliefs and the universe’s structure.