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The Amazing Race Asia: The teams depart New Zealand and head directly to MacPherson, a Caltex station in Singapore, Malaysia. There, teams are required to clean up an extremely dirty Ford Focus car in order to receive their next clue. Once completed, teams make their way to Suntec City where they have to locate the fountain of Wealth. Teams then travel from there to Bangkok, Thailand where they must then make their way to Wat Niwet Thamaprawat. There, teams face a second additional task that requires teams to take a cable car over a river and then search the temple grounds for several clue boxes. Only one of these clue boxes would contain the right clue. Teams then have to figure out that their next destination is the Golden Mount, by finding out the monument on the Thai two Baht coin enclosed in their clue envelope. Teams encounter a Roadblock that involves a steady climb to the top of a temple followed by a careful search. Upon completing this task, teams face a Detour. "In Egg", teams would have to travel to an egg stall and using a trolley, deliver twenty six trays of eggs to a nearby egg market. "In Bacon", teams would have to find marked Tuk-Tuks on Larnlong Road and then direct their Tuk-Tuk drivers to drive them to the Pig Memorial Monument. The teams then make their way to Wat Pho, the Pit Stop for this leg of the race. Ultimately, one team is too late and arrives at the Pit Stop last, but finds themselves stripped of all money in a non-elimination leg.

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