The "오층석탑," or Five-Story Stone Pagoda, is a historic structure located in Gyeongju, South Korea. It is a prime example of traditional Korean architecture and dates back to the Silla Dynasty. The pagoda is made of granite and features five tiers, symbolizing the five elements of nature. This pagoda stands at approximately 8.5 meters tall and is known for its intricate design and stability. It is part of the Bulguksa Temple complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and reflects the spiritual and artistic achievements of the time. The structure is a significant cultural landmark in Korean history.