During the “Golden Age” of Indian civilization, culture was generally transmitted in which direction?

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During the "Golden Age" of Indian civilization, which roughly corresponds to the Gupta Empire (320-550 CE), Indian culture was transmitted to the east. This period is characterized by advancements in science, mathematics, art, literature, and philosophy, which spread eastward to Southeast Asia and influenced the cultures of countries such as Cambodia, Thailand, and Indonesia. The Silk Road trade routes also facilitated cultural exchange with China and Central Asia, but the predominant direction of cultural transmission during this time was to the east.

During the “Golden Age” of Indian Civilization, Culture Was Generally