Record of Cambodia

Discover the captivating world of 13th-century Cambodia through the eyes of Zhou Daguan in his insightful work, Record of Cambodia. This remarkable book, published in 2007 and spanning 184 pages, presents an engaging English translation of Daguan's original observations of Angkor. Immerse yourself in vivid descriptions of the royal palace, sacred structures, and the vibrant tapestry of daily life, including the roles of women, traders, and slaves in this historic society. Additionally, the book touches upon the intricacies of the local landscapes and the diverse wildlife that flourished during this era. Perfect for history enthusiasts, this essential read not only illuminates the richness of Cambodian culture but also provides a unique perspective on Southeast Asian history. Explore this fascinating glimpse into the past, brought to you by one of the foremost chroniclers of medieval Cambodia.