Ibn Battuta: The 14th-Century Traveler Who Went Farther Than Marco Polo #map #geography #maps #History In 1325, 21-year-old Ibn Battuta left Morocco for Mecca—but didn’t stop there. Over 29 years, he journeyed through North Africa, the Middle East, East Africa, Central Asia, India, China, and even Mali. He served as a judge, survived shipwrecks, faced bandits, and visited courts from Delhi to Timbuktu. By the time he returned in 1350, he had traveled over 75,000 miles—making him one of history’s

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