경주삼릉계석불좌상

Your head is rolling down on your own.

Cultural heritage as well as mountain climbing course Good

The scenery is beautiful and there are cultural festivals all over the mountain.

Samneung-gye Seokjo Nyorae Seat (Treasure No. 666)

Not far from the entrance of Samreung. The road is well-maintained with pine forest trails. The sound of valley water rising as you go up is good.

If you go along the valley from Samneung, there is a headless stone Buddha sitting on a rock by the side of the road. Moved

Originally, it had both a gwangbae and a pedestal, but the gwangbae was severely damaged and the upper part was left unattended behind the pedestal of the Buddha statue, with about a third of the pedestal missing. Also, the face of the Buddha was damaged from the nose to the chin, so there are clear signs of repair with cement. This Buddha statue has a large broiler chicken on Nabal's head, his face is heavily damaged, but it is full and round, and his ears are short. The robe of the right shoulder, which is worn over the dignified shoulder, is thinly attached to the body, forming a simple and elegant wrinkle line. Suin is presumed to be a Sakyamuni Buddha because he is wearing an anti-horror, and the sitting posture on the lotus seat gives a confident and stable feeling. The Lord makes you feel the authority and dignity as a Buddha at the same time. The round headgwang and the Shingwang are separated by a protruding line, and the main shape of the stone gwangbae was engraved with a lotus flower and arabesque text on the inside, and a flame gate was wrapped around it. The pedestal was an octagonal lotus flower pedestal that was very popular during the Unified Silla period, and it was composed of three tiers, upper, middle, and lower. However, unlike the upper and middle ones, the lower podium is a simple octagonal pedestal with no decorations. This Buddha statue, emphasizing the sense of volume close to that of a phantom, is similar to the stone seated Buddha statue found in the same place and currently exhibited at the National Museum of Korea. It seems to be a bit out of date. Overall, the pedestal was lowered compared to the size of the Buddha image and the luminosity was enlarged, but in view of its dignified and stable posture, this seated Buddha statue can be seen as a work that faithfully follows the stone Buddha style of the late 8th to early 9th centuries. Treasure number 666. The height of the Buddha statue is 142 cm, and the height of the pedestal is 96.7 cm.