Malaysia, Singapore and Sri Lanka were the main transhipment hubs - Photos from 1990
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A monk with a parasol walks along the outer wall of Sri Dalada Maligawa, also known as the Temple of the Tooth. – Kandy, Sri Lanka – 1990
Near the Sinhalese town of Kegalle between Colombo and Kandy in Sri Lanka, Buddhist monks follow some believers who have invited them to eat. The monks must have eaten their last meal of the day before around 11 a.m. Breakfast is then served at dawn. - 1990
Historical street scene in Matara, Sri Lanka, from 1990. In the foreground, a Buddhist monk in traditional orange robes walks with a parasol. The vehicle pictured is a Morris Minor, a British small car produced between 1948 and 1971.
A Buddhist monk, recognisable by his traditional orange robe, walking along a street. He is also carrying a yellow shoulder bag and a black umbrella. The clothing is typical of Theravada Buddhism, which is mainly practised in Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka. – Matara – 1990