Mohammad Taheri - Associate Professor of Persian Language and Literature, Bu- Ali Sina University
Naser Gharekhani - Assistant Professor of the Department of Arabic Language and Literature, Bu- Ali Sina University

The travelogue of Ibn Battuta, titled "The Travels of Ibn Battuta," chronicles his extraordinary journeys during the ۱۴th century, offering a comprehensive account of diverse cultures, traditions, and societies encountered along his path. This article highlights the enduring impact of Ibn Battuta's observations as a cultural observer and recorder. His documentation serves as a valuable historical record, providing insights into the complexities of the medieval world. The significance of preserving and studying his travelogue is emphasized, offering future generations a window into the interconnectedness of civilizations and the power of cultural exchange. Ibn Battuta's experiences inspire cultural understanding and appreciation in today's globalized world, promoting mutual respect and empathy. His legacy encourages embracing diversity and celebrating the shared heritage of humanity. Through communication and cross-cultural dialogue, his journey exemplifies the pursuit of common ground and the promotion of interfaith tolerance. Ibn Battuta's adventures inspire curiosity and the spirit of exploration, leaving an indelible mark on historical, cultural, and scholarly pursuits

Ibn Battuta, Travelogue, Cultural Understanding, Intercultural Exchange.