My apologies for the delay with these posts, it was hard to travel and keep up work plus my own blog. You can always check out the www.asiancorrespondent.com/visitedplanet blog instead.

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These are just some of the images of the Central Highlands from Dalat north up the Ho Chi Minh Trail through towns like Buon Mat Thuot and Kon Tum.

Photos of Vietnam will be added to the blog in the coming weeks while I travel here.

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Dalat in the Central Highlands of Vietnam is another popular tourism spot thanks to its cool climates, verdant gardens, pagodas to visit, fresh produce to enjoy and some interesting local architecture. Here are some photographic highlights.

Photos of Vietnam will be added to the blog in the coming weeks while I travel here.

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I’ve been in Vietnam for about 10 days now. I spent the first week in Ho Chi Minh City – a frenetic city with unbelievable traffic, incredible relics of the French colonial times and also the Vietnam War, plus some fantastic cafes and restaurants, friendly people and wonderful galleries.

Here’s a small selection of some of the images from that week. To follow my blog about travelling overland through Vietnam on the Honda purchased in this gallery, please see www.asiancorrespondent.com

To see some other photos of Saigon, click here for those from my previous visit.

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The Oodnadatta Track is a long, rough unsealed track of 620km from Marree in South Australia through to the Northern Territory.

It takes you through some of the most historical and inhospitable parts of Australia, following an old aboriginal trading route, mound springs and the overland telegraph line.

Enjoy these photographs of the landscapes in and around the track. Read more about the journey at this blog.

An original telegraph pole on the Oodnadatta track

One of the original bridge crossings of the Old Ghan Railway

The dog fence, a pest exclusion zone designed to protect sheep flocks and fertile lands from dingoes. It stretches for over 5000km.

Lake Eyre, the world's largest salt lake

Historic remains on the Telegraph Line

William Creek Hotel, a great place for a yarn along the way and a pint or two

The Pink Roadhouse in Oodnadatta, the owners are responsible for a lot of the helpful signs in the desert around Oodnadatta and to some distance away

A section of the Oodnadatta track

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