Read the following paragraph which is a traveller's account of India experiences.
The betel is a tree which is cultivated in the same manner as the grape-vine; … The betel has no fruit and is grown only for the sake of its leaves … The manner of its use is that before eating it one takes areca nut; this is like a nutmeg but is broken up until it is reduced to small pellets, and one places these in his mouth and chews them. Then he takes the leaves of betel, puts a little chalk on them, and masticates them along with the betel.
Who among the following gave the above account?

Ibn Batuta

Ibn Batutta described the coconut and the paan, two kinds of plant produce that were completely unfamiliar to his audience.