How do I pray when traveling?

"Abu al-Hassan al-Biyari, Abu al-Abbas ibn Tafut, Abu al-Sabr Ayub al-Fakhar, and Ahmed ibn Hakama. From Qasr al-Majaz, the Jurist Abu Zayd Abd al-Rahman, the son of the Judge Abu al-Abbas ibn Khluf, and from Qasr al-Kabir, the Jurist Abu Muhammad ibn Muslim and Abu Ishaq Ibrahim bin Yahya and his son came. That year also saw the arrival of Emir Saif al-Din Taqsidamur from the Qasiqiya, Emir Musa bin Karaman, Judge Fakhr al-Din, Overseer of the Army and Secretary of the Mamluks, and Taj Abu Ishaq and Al-Sit Haq, the caretaker of King al-Nasir, who brought generous charity to the sacred sanctuary, with most of the"

"called al-Amk, midway between Antioch and Tizen and Bucras, inhabited by Turkmen for its fertility and spaciousness. Then I traveled to the fort of al-Qusayr, diminutively named from Qasr, Palace, a well-built fort with Emir ala al-Din al-Qurdi as its commander and its judge, Shihab al-Din al-Armunadi, from Egyptian lands."

"favoured by him. The next day we arrived at the capital city of Delhi, the stronghold of the land of India, its name pronounced with Qasr on the neglected D, Sukun on the H, and Qasr on the L. It is a city of great renown, vast in size, combining beauty and security, surrounded by a wall unmatched in the world. It is the greatest city in India, indeed the entire Islamic East. The city of Delhi is expansive and well-constructed and now comprises four adjoining cities. The first is the one known by this name, Delhi, the old one constructed by the infidels, initially conquered in the year 584. The second is"

"old one constructed by the infidels, initially conquered in the year 584. The second is called Siri, with Qasr on the neglected S and a Y of length between the R, also known as Dar al-Khilafah, which the Sultan presented to Giyath al-Din, the grandson of Caliph al-Mustansir al-Abbasi upon his arrival. It was the residence of Sultan Ala al-Din and his son Kup al-Din whom we shall mention. The third city is called Abad, named after its builder Sultan Tughlaq, the father of the Sultan of India we visited. Sultan Tughlaq's motivation for its construction arose when he stood one day before Sultan Kup al-Din, saying, Your Highness should build"

"Praying two such units could earn forgiveness for previous sins. The purpose is not to indulge in harsh leniency. Similarly, travelers are permitted to combine prayers during hardship when it is difficult to perform each prayer at its appointed time due to continuous travel or difficulty in stopping. However, if one stays at a place for two or three days, or even a day, combining prayers without need, when it is possible to perform each at its time without hardship, is unnecessary."