Seokgatap is a historic stone pagoda located on the grounds of Bulguksa Temple in South Korea. Built during the Silla Dynasty in the 8th century, it stands about 8.2 meters tall and is made of granite. The pagoda is known for its simple yet elegant design, symbolizing the harmony between nature and architecture. The structure consists of a square base with multiple tiers, representing the Buddhist concept of the universe. Seokgatap is often associated with the teachings of Buddhism and serves as a significant cultural heritage site, attracting visitors and scholars interested in ancient Korean architecture.