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Free Guidebook to Angkor Wat and Khmer Temples in Cambodia

First published in 1944, “The Monuments of the Angkor Group” remains one of the most comprehensive guidebooks with suggested itineraries, maps and photos.

Colorful Images of Devata Goddesses or Apsaras at Angkor Wat

This colorful collection of images depicts 18 of the 126 devata or apsara who inhabit the inner chambers of the highest and most sacred level of Angkor Wat. Colorful Images of Khmer Devata Goddesses or Apsaras at Angkor Wat

Book Review of Kbach-A Study of Khmer Art and Design

Kbach’ is the general term, used in the Khmer language, to name the variety of ornaments which decorate objects and architectural surfaces throughout Cambodia. Book Review of Kbach-A Study of Khmer Art and Design

Angkor Photography Tips-Camera, Lens, Tripod, Scanner Reviews 2009

As a modern explorer, I use a digital set of tools to bring my Khmer treasures back from Cambodia. angkor photography tips

3 Things You Can Do to Empower Women

As early as the 9th century, Khmer people respected women, giving them the right to own property, the right to conduct business, and honoring female images in their temples.

The Travels of Marco Polo-Peter Harris Edition Book Review

“Few texts have aroused more controversy than the book of Marco Polo,” notes editor Peter Harris with good reason. The Travels of Marco Polo-Peter Harris edition book review

Images of the Gods by Vittorio Roveda Book Review

Southeast Asia is a complex intersection of South Asian and East Asian cultures; from the 9th to the 14th centuries the Khmer Empire ruled the peninsula, linking this diverse cultural network. In his book, Vittorio Roveda has succeeded in creating the ultimate visual reference of Khmer art.