page_title: The Amazing Race Vietnam 2014
section_title: Leg 2 (Quảng Ninh → Hanoi)
hierarchical_section_title: The Amazing Race Vietnam 2014 / Race Summary / Leg 2 (Quảng Ninh → Hanoi)
caption_attribution_description: Français&#160;: Porte principale de la citadelle de Hanoï English: Main entrance, Hanoi Citadel
context_page_description: The Amazing Race Vietnam: Cuộc đua kỳ thú 2014 is the third season of the reality television game show, The Amazing Race Vietnam. It features nine teams of two in a race around Vietnam for 300 million₫.
  The program premiered on 21 June on VTV6 and aired every Saturday and Sunday. The host for this season is Huy Khánh.
  Singer and Athlete Hương Giang and Criss were the winners of the Race.
context_section_description: Airdate: 28/29 June 2014
  Hanoi (Ngoc Son Temple)
  Hanoi (Gas Station at the Intersection of Hang Bun Street and Yen Phu Street)
   Hanoi (Near Cua Bac Street)
  Hanoi (Quán Thánh Temple)
  Hanoi (Bach Ma Temple (in Vietnamese))
  Hanoi (Kim Liên Pagoda)
  Hanoi (Voi Phuc Temple (in Vietnamese))
  Hanoi (Duong Lam Village (in Vietnamese)) 
  Hanoi (Ta Hien Street)
  Hanoi (Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long) 
  In this leg's Roadblock, one team member would have to apply shaving cream to three balloons and then use a straight-edge razor to shave it off. If any of the balloons popped, teams had to serve a 15-minute penalty before trying again.
  In this Detour, teams had to choose between Trống (Drum) or Chè (Candy). In Trống, teams traveled to a nearby temple. Once there, teams would have to balance on a seesaw. One team member had to raise their partner up high enough to be able to strike a drum three times, making sure not to go too low themselves or they would pop the balloons that were attached to the underside. They then exchange all the flags they were holding to their partner on the other side, letting neither side of the seesaw touch the ground. In Chè, teams would have to make a traditional candy called Che Lam. If a judge was satisfied with their cooking, they would receive their next clue. Both Detours had only a maximum of two work stations.
  Additional tasks
  Teams had to drive themselves from the Ngoc Son Temple to the gas station on motorcycles. There, they had to search for a marked person.
  After the Roadblock, teams would follow a series of hints as to where they had to go next. These hint would direct them to four temples around the city, making the north, south, east and west gates to the ancient city. At each temple, they had to search for a marked photograph depicting the next temple, which they would pick up. While on the grounds of any of these temples, team members could not communicate with one another. A person at the last temple (Voi Phuc) would give them their next clue if they had all four photographs.
  The clue at the Voi Phuc Temple would instruct teams to copy a traditional Dong Ho picture using traditional brushes. If they could copy the picture perfectly, they would get their next clue.
  At Duong Lam Village, teams needed to find the oldest house in the village to get their next clue.
  After the Detour, teams had to find a marked location, where they would play the local game of Đẩy gậy against two strong opponents. Players would stand on a slippery playing area, and each party would hold onto a stick. They had to try to pull or push the stick in order to get their opponents to leave the playing area. If teams would remain in the playing area for three minutes, they would receive their next clue.
  On Ta Hien street, teams had to search for a hidden marked person who would give them their next clue. They would then have to sell five scarves to locals, making a total of 1.5 million ₫ (About US$70).
caption: The Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long in Hanoi served as the second Pit Stop of the Race.
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