예산 수덕사 삼층석탑

Confused because it is under construction.

It's nice to take a walk.

Bucheon's day is the day when I went to ㅜ

Sudeoksa Temple of the Thousand Years Temple A place where you can relax and feel comfortable. It's a great place to take a quick tour with your family.

A stone pagoda holding the center in front of Daeungjeon

The snow scene is so beautiful on a snowy day

The three-story stone pagoda, located in front of Daeungjeon Hall in Sudeoksa Temple, has been damaged or damaged for a long time, but it still retains its old appearance. It seems that it has reached today by moving the three-story pagoda back to the place where the stone lantern was once located and surrounding the low fence. In order to see such a three-story pagoda and Daeungjeon, you must go through the Sunmoon and Iljumun gates, and then pass through the Geumgangmun and Sacheonwangmun. When you reach the huge Yellow River Pavilion with a three-story stone pagoda ahead of you, you will encounter strange elephant stone lanterns and artillery statues that are somewhat distant from Korean Buddhist culture (on the one hand, disharmony). After looking at Beomjonggak and Beopgak, climb a few stone steps and you will see the front yard of Daeungjeon, with your eyes wide open, as if you have set foot in the world of the impossible. The budget Sudeoksa Temple Daeungjeon was designated as National Treasure No. 49 and is said to be one of the oldest wooden buildings in Korea. Daewoongjeon is a main symphony-style building with a double roof, and has been built as a building style since the middle of Goryeo. In order to properly examine the architectural style of Daeungjeon, if you look at Daeungjeon in Gwaneumjeon or Myeongbujeon, you can clearly observe the true and simple face of the old butt roof. If you stick your buttocks to the floor of the staff, and move Daeungjeon, the three-story stone pagoda, and the wide field of view to the south, you will fall in love with Sudeoksa Temple's reflections to the point where there are many distinctions as to whether it is a human world or a paradise world. If you feel the weight of Daewookjeon in Sudeoksa Temple, you seem to be rewarded for the trouble you have walked up to now.

A stone pagoda from the Goryeo Dynasty in front of Daeungjeon Hall of Sudeoksa Temple, Deoksan-myeon, Yesan-gun, Chungcheongnam-do. The three-story stone pagoda at Sudeoksa Temple is a stone pagoda from the Goryeo Dynasty in front of the Daeungjeon Hall of Sudeoksa Temple, Deoksan-myeon, Yesan-gun. On September 29, 1983, it was designated as Chungcheongnam-do Tangible Cultural Property No.103. Sudeoksa Temple (修德寺) is located in Deoksongsan, Sacheon-ri, Deoksan-myeon, Yesan-gun, and is the headquarters of the 7th parish of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. From the Deoksan-myeon office in Yesan-gun, take Deoksan Oncheon-ro for about 2.4 km and you will come to the Siryang-ri intersection. From the intersection, follow Sudeok-sa ​​for about 4 km. At Sudeoksa Intersection, turn right in the direction of Sudeoksa Temple and follow the inner road of Sudeoksa Temple for about 1km to find Sudeoksa Temple. The three-story stone pagoda of Sudeoksa Temple is located in the front yard of Daeungjeon Hall of Sudeoksa Temple. The three-story stone pagoda of Sudeoksa Temple is 4m high, and has a three-story pagoda on top of a second-story pedestal and a bedrock [head ornament]. Columns were engraved on the upper and lower floors and on the body stones of the pagoda. The roof stone has four tiers on the bottom, and the four corners are slightly raised. At the top, there is a three-story roof stone and a roadbed made of one stone, and a boryun (cart wheel-shaped headdress) and a bogae (cover-shaped headdress) are placed above it. Although some of the corners of the first and second floors were damaged, the overall balance of each part gives a sense of stability. It is said that it was built in the year 665 [King Munmu 5] of Unified Silla, but it is not certain. Compared to the heyday of the Unified Silla stone pagoda, the number of fragments in the middle of the base has decreased and the number of stone supports in the roof has been reduced to four. The upper ring part is stacked with two bearing rings, as well as a paddle, an anthurium, and a roadbed without a pole. In the three-story stone pagoda of Sudeoksa, part of the corners of the first and second floors were damaged, but the base, pagoda, and part of the upper ring are mostly intact, so you can see the style of the stone pagoda from the Goryeo period. (Local Culture Electronic Exhibition)