In Literature
- Caravan (novel), a 1942 novel by Lady Eleanor Smith
- Caravan (1975 novel), by Stephen Goldin
- Caravans (novel), James A. Michener
- Caravan (publishing), an Iranian publishing house
- "Karawane", a poem by Hugo Ball.
- Caravan magazine, a caravan and touring title published by Warners Group
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