Calicut, Kerala, India (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"Ibn Batuta, in describing his voyage by the back waters from Calicut to Kaulam, says: 'All the trees that grow by this river are either cinnamon or brazil trees."

"Kuli (supposed Calicut, but perhaps Káyal) is mentioned in the context of the Indian trade route."

"Calicut, ii. 380n, 381n, 388n, 391n, 440n; King of, and his costume, 346n"

"DUFAR. One reaches it from the kingdom of Ku-li (Calicut) journeying north-westward for ten days and nights."

"Ibn Batuta describes the King of Calicut, the great “Zamorin,” coming down to the beach to see the wreck of certain Junks;—“his clothing consisted of a great piece of white stuff rolled about him from the navel to the knees..."

"Molebar (probably the kingdom of the Zamorin of Calicut)..."