One pagoda stands tall in the middle of the field in Tap-dong, Gyeongju.
This is the site of Cheongwansa Temple, a temple said to have existed during the Unified Silla Period.
The sad love story of Yushin Kim and Gisaeng Chun-gwan is told at this temple site.
A young Kim Yu-shin fell in love with a gisaeng named Cheon-gwan.
After being scolded by her mother, he swore never to see her again, but one day, when he was drunk, a horse carrying his body brought him to the front of the house of Cheon-gwan.
After waking up, Yushin decapitated the horse and left.
Cheon-gwan, grieved by this, took her own life, and later Yushin built a temple at the site of her house and prayed for her repose.

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