Why is Ibn Battuta not so famous?

Ibn Battuta, despite being one of history's greatest travelers and chroniclers, is often overshadowed by contemporaries like Marco Polo. His extensive journeys across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East went largely unrecognized in the West for centuries, partly due to the Eurocentric focus of historical narratives. Additionally, while Battuta's writings are rich in detail, they were not widely translated or disseminated until more recently, limiting his exposure. However, in the fields of history and geography, he is increasingly acknowledged for his significant contributions.