page_title: HaMerotz LaMillion 5
section_title: Leg 11 (Vietnam → Cambodia)
hierarchical_section_title: HaMerotz LaMillion 5 / Race summary / Leg 11 (Vietnam → Cambodia)
caption_attribution_description: Angkor Wat, Cambodia, as seen from the west entrance
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: 11, 12 and 13 September 2016
   Hanoi (Noi Bai International Airport) to Siem Reap, Cambodia  (Siem Reap International Airport)
   Siem Reap (Siem Reap Harbor) to Tonlé Sap (Dock)
   Tonlé Sap (School)
   Tonlé Sap (Kho Andeth)
   Tonlé Sap (Houseboat)
   Siem Reap (Wat Damnak to Wat Preah Prom Rath)
  Sokha (Sita's Farm)
  Sokha (Basket Selling Stall) 
  Sokha (Rice Farm)
  Siem Reap (9th Street)
  Siem Reap (Angkor Wat)
  Siem Reap (Wat Tang Tok)
  Siem Reap (Baphuon Temple)  
  In this leg's Roadblock, one team member had to ride a bike laden with a very heavy load of fish traps along the main road until they reached a farm. There, they had to search through all of the fish traps for the one with a small Race flag attached to receive their next clue.
  Additional tasks
  At the school, teams would spend time with the pupils for a short time before receiving their next clue.
  At Kho Andeth, teams had to follow a set of precise instructions to build their own bamboo raft. They would then use it to solve a real-life version of a classic brain teaser. Teams would be given one of two sets of figures. They would either have a lion, pig, tortoise and bananas, or they would have a tiger, rooster, parrot and corn. Teams had to transport the predator, the farm animal, and the food over to a nearby houseboat, but could only carry one item at a time. The predator could not be left alone with the farm animal or it would be eaten. Likewise, the farm animal could not be left alone with the food, or it would be eaten. The tortoise and parrot were not part of the puzzle, but teams were not told this. Once teams solved the puzzle, they would receive their next clue.
  On the Houseboat, teams would spend a predetermined amount of time and take a break from the Race, during which time they could eat tropical fruit and rest on hammocks. Once the time was up, teams would receive their next clue.
  At Wat Damnak, teams had to observe an intricate Buddha shrine, memorizing where all of the little pieces were located. They would then take it apart and load it onto a cyclo to take it to their next destination.
  At Wat Preah Prom Rath, teams had to assemble the Buddha shrine back together so that it matched the configuration that they saw at Wat Damnak. Teams were free to return to Wat Danmak at any point to check the example. Once the shrine was properly put back together, teams would receive their next clue. This was also where teams voted for who they would like to receive this leg's Yield.
  After the Roadblock, teams then had to use a basket to catch fish in the farm's pond and then reach in through a hole in the top to pick them up with their bare hands. Once they caught five fish, teams would receive their next clue. Teams would then discover if they were Yielded.
  At Sita's Farm, teams had to herd 500 ducks along a marked field and bring them to a lake, where they would rest with the ducks for 10 minutes. They then had to herd all 500 of them back to their holding pen to receive their next clue.
  On 9th Street, teams had to set up a food stall and fill a pot with oil to prepare for deep frying. Teams would then cook with the ingredients they had been given. Unbeknownst to the teams, these ingredients were beetles, crickets, worms and spiders. One team member had to pick up the bugs with their bare hands and pass them to their team member, who would deep fry them. Once everything was cooked and prepared, teams had to sell the food they had just made. In total, teams would have to earn 20,000 riels. Any customer they sold food to would have to take a bite of the food to prove that they would not just throw away what they had bought. Once teams had earned enough money, they would receive their next clue.
  At Angkor Wat, teams would find five different offerings on the outskirts of the temple and had to choose one. They then had to climb a very steep set of stairs to reach one of three monks and present their offering. Each monk would only accept a single type of offering. If teams brought the wrong kind, the monk would say a Buddhist proverb to them in English, which would
caption: While in Cambodia, teams visited the world-famous Angkor Wat temple complex in Siem Reap.
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