Where Stones Speak
A Journey Through Angkor and Eternal Time
Language: English - 45 pages
€18.96
Synopsis
What begins as a journey through Cambodia grows into a personal exploration of time and meaning. In Siem Reap and among the temples of Angkor, the narrator moves along ancient stones, guided by a local guide who does not recite history, but brings it to life.
Angkor Wat proves to be no silent monument, but a carefully designed world where religion, cosmology, and knowledge converge. As the past unfolds layer by layer, from the Hindu Khmer Empire to the Buddhism of later centuries, a small, almost imperceptible symbol appears. A sign that opens an unexpected mystery and gives the journey a new direction.
This exciting and atmospheric story weaves historical facts with personal observations and subtle tension. It invites slowing down, careful attention, and the realization that some places reveal more than you seek. Where Stones Speak is a travel story about Angkor and Cambodia, where knowledge, respect, and attentiveness build bridges across centuries and where even stone keeps a secret.
About The Roaming Mind
The Roaming Mind was born from the idea that traveling is more than covering distance — it is a way of thinking.
As a traveler and storyteller, The Roaming Mind moves through countries, cultures, and stories, always searching for what lies between departure and arrival. The books published under this name are shaped by movement, observation, and curiosity, inviting readers not only to explore the world, but also to reflect on how we perceive it.
These books encourage readers not just to discover new places, but also to see differently — to see travel, the world, and themselves in a new light. For those who feel at home on the move, and who believe that the journey itself is at least as formative as the destination.
Product specifications
| Binding | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Publishing date | Monday, 2 February 2026 |
| Edition | 1 |
| Pagecount | 45 |
| Interior color | Full color |
| Size | 148 x 210 mm |
| Author | The Roaming Mind |
| Category | Travel and languages > Travel stories |