Travels Through Central Africa To Timbuctoo; And Across The Great Desert, To Morocco Vol.ll
By:Réné Caillié Published By:Double9 Books
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The travelog "Travels Through Central Africa to Timbuctoo and Across the Great Desert to Morocco" was written by French adventurer René Caillié. The book, which was published in 1830, describes Caillié's extraordinary expedition across West Africa, which led him to become the first European to discover the legendary city of Timbuktu. In the book, Caillié describes his journey across West Africa's deserts and rainforests, stopping to interact with diverse tribes and civilizations along the route. He talks of the difficulties he encountered, such as sickness, starvation, and the threat of robbers and wild animals. In addition, Caillié gives a thorough description of his historic voyage to Timbuktu, documenting the marketplaces, buildings, and traditions of the city. When the book was initially released, it immediately became a bestseller and received accolades for its evocative depictions of African scenery and culture.
The book "Travels Through Central Africa to Timbuctoo and Across the Great Desert to Morocco," written by the French adventurer René Caillié, describes his amazing expedition through West Africa. Caillié embarked on a risky voyage across the deserts and jungles of West Africa in 1824 from Senegal. The famous city of riches known as Timbuktu was his ultimate destination. Along the voyage, Caillié had to overcome several difficulties, including sickness, starvation, and the threat of robbers and dangerous animals. He persisted nevertheless, and his accomplishment of becoming the first European to reach Timbuktu earned him worldwide recognition. Caillié gives a thorough description of his travels in his book, including the geography, history, and traditions of the people he met along the route. He also offers a thorough examination of Timbuktu, covering its marketplaces, architecture, and distinct way of life.
