King Abdulaziz Library advances world travel literature
The article focused on the efforts of King Abdulaziz Public Library in translating and presenting international travel literature about the Arabian Peninsula and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia before and after the founding of the state in 1932. The library translated over 20 books by travelers from various countries, most notably from Britain, Japan, France, and Germany, with the aim of showcasing the history, customs, and traditions of the region through their journeys and descriptions of places and events. The translations cover many cultural and historical aspects, offering insights into the experiences of travelers who visited Mecca and Medina, as well as documenting social and geographic life in Arabian Peninsula across centuries.
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