The Travels of Ibn Battuta

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Ibn Battuta's extensive travels, surpassing those of Marco Polo, reveal a captivating narrative of exploration and cultural encounters during the 14th century. This 1829 translation of his diaries by Rev. Samuel Lee highlights Battuta's adventures and experiences across diverse regions, showcasing his observations and insights into the societies he visited. Despite his lesser-known status, Battuta's journey offers a rich perspective on the world of his time, making it a significant contribution to travel literature.