The 14th-century traveller who travelled for 30 years and resolved not to travel twice on the same route was ..........
A. Thomas Cook
B. Yuan Shwang
C. Marco Polo
D. Ibn Batuta
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Answer: D. Ibn Batuta
Answer: (A) Ibn Batuta His accounts of the Islamic world help in understanding medieval history and social life.
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