Is Angkor Wat a 12th-century Facebook?
The vast temple of Angkor Wat protects a hidden treasure: portrait carvings of 1800 Cambodian women. Is this record an ancient Facebook?
Discovering Angkor – Rare Photo Exhibit at Le Musée Cernuschi in Paris
Le Musée Cernuschi in Paris hosts Discovering Angkor, rare photos of Khmer civilization temples in Cambodia.
India and Cambodia Share Historic Reunion at Angkor Wat
India and Cambodia shared visions of their past and future in this historic Angkor visit of Indian President Smt. Pratibha Devisingh Patil.
NPR Features Cambodia’s Lost Temple of Sdok Kok Thom
In 1979, John Burgess found a lost temple near the Thai-Cambodian border. Now he reveals its unique history in his book Stories in Stone.
Tantric Yogini Offers Clues to Khmer Mystery
An ancient Khmer image of a Tantric yogini –beautiful, wildly fierce sacred women– is a clue to Tantric rituals in Cambodian and Thailand.
Bulldozers Destroy Priceless Memot Cambodia Archaeological Site
Local archaeologists were shocked when a priceless Cambodian prehistoric site in Memot destroyed, leading to quick conservation efforts.
Ancient Queens Who Shaped an Asian Empire: Indradevi and Jayarajadevi
The ancient queens of Jayavarman VII, Indradevi and Jayarajadevi, guided the Khmer civilization bringing education, health, spirituality and enlightenment to 12th century Southeast Asia.
Roland Meyer, Saramani and a Cambodian Love Affair
Roland Meyer arrived in French Indochina in 1907 to write his historical epic, Saramani Khmer Dancer, about a Cambodian romance.
“Stories in Stone” Reveals Enigmas of Khmer History
Author John Burgess unveils ancient Khmer mysteries about a remote Hindu temple on the Thai-Cambodian border, in “Stories in Stone”.
Ancient Khmer Families Discovered Living in Southern China
Khmer families discovered living in southern China may be related to ancient elephant drivers traveling from Angkor to Xishuangbanna, a millennium ago.