Where the Battuta Trail Begins “Travel, set out and head for pastures new. Life tastes richer when you’ve road-worn feet. No water that stagnates is fit to drink for only that which flows is truly sweet.” – Imam Al-Shafi A pilgrimage to the tomb of the medieval world’s greatest traveller and chronicler, Ibn Battuta #nonotfar http://nonotfar.blogspot.com.es/search/label/Ibn%20Battutah?m=1 . . . . . . . . #ibnbattuta #ibnbattutah #pilgrimage #literarytravel #worldsgreatesttraveler #moroccotravel #tangiertourism #tangier #medina #tomb #travelwriting #travelwriter #travelerstomb #magrib #maroc #marruecos #viajero #voyageur #visitmorocco #literarypilgrimage Una publicación compartida por Troy Nahumko (@troynahumko) el Feb 16, 2018 at 12:06 PST Category: TravelBy Troy NahumkoMarch 1, 2016Leave a commentTags: Ibn Battutahinstagramliterary travelMoroccopilgrimageTangiertomb Author: Troy Nahumko http://troynahumko.com Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Battuta, the Beach with some Immigrants and Gypsys Thrown InNextNext post:A Bit of Iranian Know-How for Semana SantaRelated PostsSal — The Island That Keeps Calling People HomeJuly 5, 2026Sal — La gramática de la sal y las llegadasJune 20, 2026Salt, Stories, and the Value of Slow Travel WritingJune 1, 2026El luchador gambiano que se convirtió en el campeón de un puebloMay 20, 2026Reading Joseph Roth in ExtremaduraMay 3, 2026God’s Little Loophole: A Note on Faith, Law, and Holy WeekApril 6, 2026
