Travels in Asia and Africa-1325-1354

In this travelogue, the famous Moroccan explorer Ibn Battuta recounts his incredible journey through Asia and Africa in the 14th century. From his encounters with kings and sultans to his treks across mountains and deserts, this epic tale will transport you to a time and place that is as exotic as it is long-forgotten.

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