King Abdulaziz Library Leads in Travel Literature
The article focuses on the role of King Abdulaziz Library in translating and publishing global travel literature about the Arabian Peninsula and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, both before and after the founding in 1932. This includes the translation of twenty books by Orientalists and explorers from various parts of the world, reflecting different aspects of the region's history, peoples, customs, and places. The books highlight a diverse range of content, from travels and explorations to documentation of culture and history, offering important geographical and historical perspectives on the Kingdom and the Arabian Peninsula across a span of centuries, from the sixteenth to the twentieth century.
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