Ibn-e-Batutta Returns by Pakistantravelerspk

Ibn-e-Batutta covered 44 modern countries (Approx 75,000 miles During his travel/trip.

His most famous Book entitled 'A Gift to Those Who Think about the Wonders of Cities and the Marvels of Traveling'.

Ibn-e-Batutta is the greatest Muslim traveler in Pakistantravelerspk list and muslims traveler history. His Real Name was Abu Abdulla Muhammad.He born in Tangiers, Morocco, his First trip start at the age of 20, According to me (pakistantravelerspk) if I am not wrong he wanted to make the holy trip to Mecca, called the "hajj," as soon as possible in his life, according to pktraveler Research he also performed the Hajj four times and also he set out to explore the world,he return his home after 30 years travel/trip. Ibn Battuta's strong desire to travel (was given a reason to do something) by his interest in gaining knowledge and to find the best teachers and libraries.During his travel he covered 44 modern countries (Approx 75,000 miles,equal to three trips around the globe),according to my knowledge (pakistantravelerspk) he crossed Egypt, Abyssinia, Africa, Spain, Southern Russia, Indo-China, China and many many more countries around the world.

Ibn-e-Batutta

During his travel/trip he never wrote journal on his fun trips  around the world (which included him being robbed, making casual friends with famous rulers of the time, and ruling (like a president) as a judge in Delhi and Maldives), Morocco's sultan ordered him to collect/make a travelogue after returning to the country for good in 1354. Commanding (or speaking so someone copies down what's said) his stories to a writer named Ibn Juzayy, together they collected/made a book entitled 'A Gift to Those Who Think about the Wonders of Cities and the Marvels of Traveling', or better known as the Rihla, meaning "travels". His book forever stands as one of the most eye-opening accounts of the Islamic world in the 14th century.