The Goryeong Giant Dolmen is a significant megalithic structure located in Goryeong, South Korea. It is part of the larger group of dolmens found in the region, which are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These ancient stone tombs date back to the Bronze Age and are believed to have been used for burial purposes. The dolmen features a large flat stone supported by several upright stones, creating a chamber-like structure. It is one of the largest dolmens in the country, showcasing the advanced engineering skills of the people who built it. The site provides valuable insights into the prehistoric culture of the Korean Peninsula.