The Sangye-ri Three-story Stone Pagoda is a reconstruction of collapsed pagoda fragments found at a temple site in Okgye-myeon. Based on its style, it is estimated to date back to the Goryeo Dynasty. The site was identified as an ancient temple due to the large amount of ash found nearby. Most of the original base has been lost, but the upper stories remain relatively well-preserved despite significant weathering.

Located where the paved valley road ends and the mountain trail begins in Sangye-ri, this pagoda greets visitors with its uniquely dark and rugged silhouette. Although worn by time and modified through reconstruction, the pagoda evokes a deep sense of history and the endurance of past eras.

Reaching Sangye-ri requires a long drive up mountain roads toward Daegwallyeong from Okgye. To make the most of your trip, it is recommended to visit nearby attractions such as Waryong Valley, Swingil Waterfall, Okgye Cave, and Okgye Beach.