At this site, there are four remaining Buddha statues, forming a group of stone Buddhas.

This temple site, believed to have been a large temple, is located at 1139, Daesan-ri, Haman-myeon, Haman-gun. There are four remaining Buddha statues, forming a group of stone Buddhas. Among the four stone Buddhas, the most complete are two standing Bodhisattva statues. Their form and style are so similar that it is clear they were created as attendants (left and right) to a central standing Buddha statue.

The two Bodhisattva statues feature soft, oval-shaped faces, small physiques and two-tiered pedestals—one octagonal and the other round—showing continuity with the early Unified Silla style. However, the tall cylindrical crowns, short statures, geometric drapery patterns and clothing reminiscent of traditional Korean hanbok all indicate that these are local-style stone Bodhisattva statues from the Goryeo period.