A talk on the Bujang Valley, Sri Vijaya, Sailendra and Majapahit kingdoms in Malaysia and Indonesia.
Tag: Indonesia
Publication of Jātaka and Avadāna Stories from Borobudur
Publication of 138 photographs of the reliefs at Borobudur illustrating some of the Jātaka Stories on Level 1.
Publication of More Jātaka Stories from Borobudur
Publication of over 150 photographs of the reliefs at Borobudur illustrating some of the Jātaka Stories on Level 1.
Publication of Jātaka Stories from Borobudur
Publication of nearly 400 photographs of the reliefs at Borobudur illustrating some of the Jātaka Stories on Level 1.
New Album: Buddhas and Bodhisattvas on Level 1 at Borobudur
Publication of 150 photographs of the Buddha statues and Bodhisattva reliefs at Borobudur.
Update of the Gaṇḍavyūha Reliefs at Borobudur
280+ photographs from Trowulan, including Candis, Tombs and Modern Temples
Four new albums ranging from the ancient to the modern, taken in Trowulan, the former capital of Majapahit, East Java.
300+ Photographs from Penataran and other Candis in East Java
Publication of photographs from the magnificent Candi Penataran, and other temples in East Java.
250+ Photographs of Temples from the Singhasari Kingdom in Java
Photographs of the Muara Jambi site in Sumatra
Publication of the materials relating to the large Muara Jambi complex in Sumatra, one of the largest historical sites in S. E. Asia.
A Visit to Muara Takus, our last site in Sumatra
Massive Complex at Muara Jambi, Sumatra
Monuments from the Kediri Kingdom in East Java
Hindu-Buddhist Candis from the Singhosari Period
Buddhist and Hindu Candis in East Java
First Days in East Java
The first days touring East Java photographing the lesser known Buddhist historical monuments in Indonesia.
New Book about Borobudur Published
A new book is published telling the Life of the Buddha along with photographs of the panels illustrating the story at Borobudur.
Photographs from the Ratu Boko Complex at Prambanan
New Photographs from Candi Sewu on Photo Dharma
New photographs of the second largest Buddhist monument in Java, which is also known as the Mañjusri Temple.
