by Yoshiaki Ishizawa, Hitoshi Tamura · Weatherhill Inc · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780834804722
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«Along the Royal Roads to Angkor» is the photography and travel book by Yoshiaki Ishizawa and Hitoshi Tamura, published by Weatherhill Inc in paperback (200 pages, in English).
A photographic journey along the ancient royal roads of the Khmer empire, with 165 images by Hitoshi Tamura depicting temples and monuments from the Angkor period in Cambodia, Thailand, Laos and Vietnam, alongside scenes of the present-day life of the descendants of those peoples. Yoshiaki Ishizawa's text addresses the rise and fall of the empire, the achievements of its rulers and an analysis of the main temples, such as Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom.
Documentary work published on 1 July 1999 in its first English edition. Includes English text and photography by Hitoshi Tamura; the publisher is Weatherhill and the book has 200 pages.
Recommended for those interested in the history of Southeast Asia, archaeology, Khmer art and documentary travel photography.
