Ko:Tag:man_made=ceremonial_gate

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man_made=ceremonial_gate 태그는 상징적, 문화적, 또는 종교적 기능을 가진 문 모양의 구조물입니다. 이는 주로 신성하거나 중요한 공간으로 들어가는 경계를 표시하거나, 사건이나 인물을 기념하거나, 어떤 덕목을 나타낼 때 사용됩니다.

일반적인 출입 통제용 문에는 barrier=gate를 사용합니다.

일반적인 기념물에는 historic=monument를 사용합니다.

How to map

To map a ceremonial gate, create a node , way , or area and add the tag man_made=ceremonial_gate.

On a node

Add a node with the tag man_made=ceremonial_gate at the gate's location.

On a way

Tag a way with man_made=ceremonial_gate on the real position and width of the gate.

On a Area

Map the outline of the gate and tag with man_made=ceremonial_gate on the real position of the gate.

Tags used in combination

• ceremonial_gate=* - distinguishes gate type
  • ceremonial_gate=torii
  • ceremonial_gate=paifang
  • and etc.
• height=* - the height of the feature
• width=* - the width of the feature
• religion=*
• material=* (e.g., stone, wood)

Other optional tags:

• name=*
• inscription=*
• heritage=* or heritage:operator=*
• access=*: access=yes, access=private, etc.
  • foot=yes, bicycle=yes, etc.
• locked=*, whether the gate is usually locked and not accessible without the key.

Characteristics

Ceremonial gates generally have the following traits:

• Symbolic threshold marking a culturally or religiously significant space
• Gate-like form, often freestanding and open, not a full building
• Have the shape of a gate but do not have door panels
• Lacks utilitarian function (not for dwelling, storage, or access control)
• Can be historical or modern, following traditional styles

Examples

Name	Comment	Photo
Candi bentar	A candi bentar is a traditional split gateway commonly found in Balinese and Javanese architecture, symbolizing the division between the outer world and the sacred temple grounds.
Cổng làng	An arched stone or brick structure that serves as both an entrance and a symbol of protection and identity for the village in Vietnam.
Gate of the Sun	Gate of the Sun in Bolivia is a monumental stone arch is linked to their calendar and sun god.
Giant Swing	The Giant Swing in Bangkok is a historic religious structure once used in Brahmin ceremonies to honor the Hindu god Shiva.
Honsalmun	A traditional Korean gate-like structure erected at the entrance of a site to signify the beginning of a sacred realm. * 함께 쓸 태그 : ceremonial_gate=hongsalmun
Iljumun	A gate that marks the beginning of the temple area in Korea. * 함께 쓸 태그 : ceremonial_gate=iljumun
Lychgate	A lychgate is a traditional roofed gateway at the entrance of an English churchyard, historically used as a resting place for a coffin before a funeral service.
Paifang	A traditional style of Chinese architectural arch or gateway structure. * 함께 쓸 태그 : ceremonial_gate=paifang
Tam quan	A traditional gateway symbolic of Vietnamese Buddhism.
Torana	A free-standing ornamental or arched gateway in Hindu, Buddhist and Jain architecture of the Indian subcontinent.
Torii	The gate structure found at the entrance of Shinto shrines and (rarely) Japanese Buddhist temples. * 함께 쓸 태그 : ceremonial_gate=torii

Structures like South Indian Gopuram, Islamic Bab, and European triumphal arches are generally not included, as they differ in architectural complexity, function, or commemorative purpose.

Rendering

Cartographic projects may choose specific symbols for different ceremonial_gate=* types.

Deprecated tags

• man_made=torii
• man_made=paifang
• man_made=hongsalmun
• man_made=iljumun

See also

• historic=monument
• barrier=gate