History of Southeast Asia: A Captivating Guide to the History of a Vast Region Containing Countries Such as Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Burma, and More

This book takes you on a delightful journey through the main countries in question. It doesn't dwell too long on any of them, but provides enough information to pique your interest. It is a great addition to the Asian series and serves as an intriguing introduction to the Southeast Asia line. I give it 5 stars for its ability to keep up with the old.

Until reading this book, my knowledge of Southeast Asia was the Vietnam War.....The history of this area has helped shape the world today, and should be part of the World History, taught in our schools .....Well done....

It is the first history book about Southeast Asia I have ever read. I have gained basic knowledge about the history of these countries, particularly Cambodia, how they built Angkor Wat and how Jayavarman VII changed the country’s religion from Hinduism to Buddhism. Two European great powers, the French, ruled three countries: Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos — French Indochina and the British colonised Burna. I recommend this book to anyone interested in Southeast Asian history.

I haven't been Southeast Asia and was interesting in the history.I knew about the ancient Southeast Asian history,cultures and religions.If you want to learn about the history of Southeast Asia,recommend to read it.

I love these books as they are always informative, educational and interesting! Provides the right amount of facts/tidbits - not too little, not too much.