page_title: HaMerotz LaMillion 5
section_title: Leg 8 (Tanzania → India)
hierarchical_section_title: HaMerotz LaMillion 5 / Race summary / Leg 8 (Tanzania → India)
caption_attribution_description: English: Isa Khan's Tomb (16th century) at Delhi, India, with Humayun's Tomb, complex.
context_page_description: The fifth season of HaMerotz LaMillion is an Israeli reality television game show based on the American series, The Amazing Race. The fifth installment of the series features 14 teams of two with a pre-existing relationship in a race around the world to win ₪1,000,000.
  This season premiered on 17 May 2016 on Channel 2 hosted by Ron Shahar. Father and son Amit and Raz Gal were the winners of this season. Amit, who was at the age of 63 at time of filming and turned 64 during the course of filming, surpassed David O'Leary of The Amazing Race 24 as the oldest winner in any edition of the Race.
context_section_description: Airdate: 31 July, 2 & 7 August 2016
   Zanzibar City (Abeid Amani Karume International Airport) to Delhi, India  (Indira Gandhi International Airport)
  Delhi (Ghazipur Fish Market)
  Delhi (Agrasen Ki Baoli)
   Delhi (Paharganj Main Bazaar Market) 
  Delhi (Kikar Nero Place)
  Delhi (Cafe 21 Bakery)
  Delhi (Shuba Lagam Wedding Hall)
  Delhi (Dimple Farm)
  Delhi (Institute For Driving and Traffic)
  Delhi (Madame Chang Fabric)
  Delhi (Humayun's Tomb – Isa Khan's Tomb) 
  In this leg's Detour, teams had to choose between אכיל (Edible) and שביר (Fragile). In Edible, teams had to find a specific food vendor service, where they would pick up a rickshaw filled with tins of food. They had to move it through the crowded market to the Heena Beauty Parlor. After delivering the food, teams would receive their next clue. In Fragile, teams had to load clay pots onto a cart and then transport them through the crowded market. If they could deliver at least 25 unbroken pots, teams would receive their next clue.
  Additional tasks
  At the Ghazipur Fish Market, each team member had to load five live catfish into a basket, then carry the basket on their head across the crowded market. Once all 20 fish were delivered to a waiting vendor, teams would receive their next clue. After this task, they voted for which team they would like to U-Turn.
  At Agrasen Ki Baoli, teams would find many Indian men in turbans walking around this area. Teams had to look under the men's turbans for one with a tiny Race flag attached to the inside, which could be exchanged for their next clue. If they didn't find a flag, they would have to spend at least 10 minutes rewrapping the man's turban.
  At Kikar Nero Place, one team member had to wear a sandwich board shaped like a giant pita bread. Their partner had to stand behind a designated line and use a device to squirt amba sauce at them. The one in the sandwich board had to try and catch the sauce in the receptacle located inside. Once the receptacle was full, teams would receive their next clue.
  At Cafe 21 Bakery, teams received an invitation to a wedding and had to pick up a 30 kg (66 lb) wedding cake and carry it by hand to Shuba Lagam Wedding Hall, where the wedding was taking place. At the wedding, they would take part in an Indian wedding tradition where the team members would be tied together by their hands. They then had to look through a huge pile of wedding presents for one with their next clue inside. Some of the presents had cards inside with extra tasks the teams needed to perform before they continued searching. This included singing the bride a Hebrew bridal song, feeding each other an entire 'level' of wedding cake, dancing with the grandmothers, dancing with 10 guests in a conga line, and toasting the bride and groom.
  At Dimple Farm, teams would be shown nine advanced yoga poses. Team members would have to perform three of the poses and hold each pose for at least 10 seconds to receive their next clue.
  At the Institute for Driving and Traffic Research, both team members had to pass a rickshaw driving exam in order to receive their next clue.
  At Madame Chang Fabric, one team member had to observe a board containing a series of colored handprints. They would then pick up two balloons and run through a crowd, who would pelt them with colored dyes like in the Holi Festival. Once they reached their partner, they would break the balloons on them to see what color paint was inside. If it was a color they needed, they would instruct their partner to make a handprint in the correct spot on the diagram with that color. If teams made a mistake, they had to start over from the beginning. Once the diagram was properly recreated, teams would receive their next clue.
  At Isa Khan's Tomb, teams would pay tribute to Slumdog Millionaire by playing a simplified version of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?. Teams would be provided with two lifelines and had to answer three multiple choice questions. However, these lifelines had to be set up ahead of time. In order to use 50/50, teams needed to obtain two 50 rupee bills from a local (not a 100 
caption: The leg ended at the tomb of Isa Khan within the Humayun's Tomb Complex in Delhi.
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