'The Bachelor' 2016 spoilers: Ben takes the ladies to Mexico City in episode 5

Drama never cease to unfold as Ben Higgins continues to search for his one true love in the upcoming episode of "The Bachelor" season 20.

During the previous episode, Ben and the 14 remaining women went to Las Vegas to have a little fun. JoJo Fletcher got the first date card of the episode, and they went on a romantic helicopter ride around the entertainment capital of the World while Olivia Caridi looked at them with a jealous eye.

Olivia got her chance to be with Ben during their second day in Las Vegas, but not on a one-on-one date like what she was hoping for. The Bachelor took them on a night out to meet comedian/ventriloquist Terry Fator. Unknown to the women, Ben made the arrangements to have the girls perform on stage in front of 1,200 people as Fator's opening act.

In the end, Ben finally decided to choose who among the Ferguson twins would stay on the show after Emily and Hayley toured him inside their home. This means that Hayley had to stay at home while her twin sister Emily returned to the mansion to continuously vie for Ben's attention with the other girls. Amber James and Rachel Tchen were also eliminated during the episode.

In week 5 of the long-running dating reality show, Ben will bring the remaining women to Mexico City. This time, Ben will reportedly take one of the ladies on a hot air balloon date on top of the ancient pyramids.

Spoilers for the upcoming episode claimed that Amanda Stanton will get the chance to spend time with Ben during the hot air balloon ride, while the other women will join a little culinary face-off by pairs. Since there are only 11 women left in this season of "The Bachelor" season 20, Olivia is left with no choice but to partner with someone else. But Olivia seems to be in for a treat because this season's Bachelor will work with her to whip up a sumptuous dish.

The next episode of "The Bachelor" season 20 airs on Monday, Feb. 1, on ABC.

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