Who lives sees, but who travels sees more.
Greatest medieval traveler
Who lives sees, but who travels sees more.
Greatest medieval traveler
Widely attributed statement on the value of travel for gaining broader perspective, often associated with his 'Rihla'.
c. 1350s
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"I went on board, leaving my companions behind, and saw the Sultan of India, the most generous, courageous, and powerful of men, but without a drop of mercy in his heart."
Strange & Unusual"The people of this city are very religious. They pray five times a day and fast during the month of Ramadan."
Humorous"The women of this country are very beautiful, and they wear rings on their toes."
Strange & Unusual"The women here are not veiled, and they are not shy. They speak openly with men."
Controversial"The Chinese are infidels, but they are a good people."
Controversial