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Hop off the bus at South Bridge Road (Stop No.5 of the brown line & Stop No.10 of the red line), which is within walking distance to Sri Mariamman Temple. You will also find Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Masjid Jamae Mosque situated along the same street. That’s one of the truly unique things about Singapore, packed to the brim with diversity. Walk along Pagoda Street to the Chinatown Street Market, where you can grab souvenirs for your loved ones back home. Wander around the streets in the Chinatown area to discover more about the Chinese culture. For a modern twist to your tour experience, head over to Ann Siang Hill and Club Street to find beautifully refurbished shophouses lining the narrow streets. These shophouses have been transformed to trendy bars, restaurants and chic boutiques. When night falls, Club Street is closed to traffic and you can find many locals and expats unwinding with a drink or two in a relaxed, al-fresco setting.

Part of the joy of visiting another country is bringing a small piece of that foreign land back home to your loved ones. Here are a few gift ideas for meaningful products created and crafted by local artisans.

BeadedSouLOriginally a passion project, BeadedSoul is now a small business selling handmade bohemian-inspired accessories, bags, as well as home and wall decorations. Apart from sewing and hand embroidering their products, they also paint them depending on their

customers’ requests. Every piece is unique, custom-made and exclusive!

66B Race Course Road.Contact number – (65) 9722 7579 (call for appointment)Opening hours: 10am to 6pmHop off at Tekka Centre (Stop No.2 of the red line) Present the SIA Hop On Map and enjoy 10% discount off min. $50 purchase.

Nom Nom PlushThe brainchild of a bunch of friends who love food, fun and all things cute, Nom Nom Plush hopes to bring you high-quality toys inspired by local delicacies. Sharing the universal love for food and woe for unwanted

calories, these cute plushes are great alternatives to satisfy your cravings for Singaporean food.

Nom Nom Plush is retailed at Naiise, 2 Handy Road The Cathay #B1-08Opening hours: 12-10pm dailyHop off at Rendezvous Hotel (Stop No.19 of the yellow line)Present SIA Boarding Pass and enjoy 10% off all their products (including keychains, pouches, pencil case and notebooks)

SoapriseSoaprise is founded by two ladies who believe in the importance and the benefits of using natural ingredients in soaps. After careful research and sourcing, their handmade products contain

natural ingredients which help to improve skin conditions and best of all, they smell great. Apart from selling handmade soaps, they also have a DIY workshop where people can learn how to make their own natural products. Soap making class @ SGD55 per pax (includes 400 grams of soap).

Contact number - (65) 9337 8181 (call for appointment)Address - CT Hub 2, #05-76, 114 Lavender StreetHop off the bus at Lavender Street (Stop No.8 of the blue line) Quote “SIAHOPON” and enjoy a 10% discount.

ETTE TEASpecializing in tea blends with unique Singaporean and South East Asian tastes, ETTE TEA has come a long way from making tea out of a home kitchenette, to

supplying cafes and restaurants across Singapore, Brunei and the Maldives.

With a focus on experimentation, they have perfected the balance between tea and local cuisine to form unique products like Pandan Chiffon tea and Chicken Rice tea, just to name a few. Combining the heritage and tradition of tea with modern and classic design, they aim to make cool tea blends and present fine single-origin teas to aficionados everywhere. 333 Kreta Ayer Road #02-25 Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10.30am to 6pm, Sat 10.30am to 4pm (Closed on Sun & Public Hols)Hop off at Kreta Ayer (Stop No.11 of the red line)Quote “SIAHOPON” and enjoy 15% discount at the storeUtopia Apparels

Utopia fuses traditional fabrics with high fashion styles, celebrating the Asian heritage with modern interpretations. Due to the nature of traditional fabrics where prints and colours can vary, pieces of the same design are uniquely different.

Keeping with the philosophy that quality fashion should not hurt the pocket, Utopia strives to remain affordable, yet unique in design and exclusive in numbers.

50 Bussorah Street, Kampong Glam.Opening hours: 10am to 7pm dailyHop off at Beach Rd (Stop No.5 of the red line)

Chinatown Point #02-51Opening hours: 11am to 9.30pm dailyHop off at People’s Park Complex (Stop No.12 of the red line)

BeiLeXianBeiLeXian specializes in artworks painted by a Singaporean artist, Beth Cheong. Her works are mostly inspired by her travels, little things that catches her eye, or even a paragraph from a novel. BeiLeXian sells original prints and artworks on tote bags and zip pouches.

Chinatown 33 Pagoda Street.Opening hours: 10.30am - 6.30pm dailyHop off the bus at South Bridge Road (Stop No.5 of the brown line & Stop No.10 of the red line) Present the SIA Hop On Map and enjoy 10% discount.

of history at Dempsey Hill

Discover more than 150 years

Gourmet grocers, award-winning restaurants, cafés, antique shops, art galleries, and more inhabit the lush surrounds of Dempsey Hill. Day or night, there is something for everyone at this charming enclave just minutes from Orchard Road.

Home to stately colonial pre-war buildings from the 1800s, a part of the history of old Singapore took place right here. The army barracks on Dempsey Hill have since been transformed into a unique lifestyle destination, hidden, yet close to the bustling city.

Come discover the best of everything – from local and international cuisine to contemporary lifestyle boutiques offering elegant, handcrafted goods to pampering spas. Relax in the luxuriant grounds and enjoy a smooth cuppa and the laid back ambience.

Housed in a beautifully restored building of a military hospital built more than 150 years ago, Loewen by Dempsey Hill is a new cluster that is evolving into a favoured education and lifestyle destination for the entire family.

Experience the rich history of Dempsey Hill via the Heritage-Nature Trail, tease your taste buds on the Epicurean Trail, City Dweller’s Trail, or embark on the City Dweller’s Trail for Families.

Hop onto Dempsey Hill’s shuttle bus from the Singapore Botanical Gardens; your idyllic paradise is only five minutes away.

Visit www.dempseyhill.com for more information.

SHUTTLE BUS SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING PICK-UP POINTS.Open Air Carpark next to Wheelock Place, Singapore Botanic Gardens (Tanglin Gate, Botany Centre, Nassim Gate, Visitor Centre) and Holland Road Shopping Centre (Passenger drop off point by the side of building, MRT Exit C & opposite Crystal Jade Restaurant).

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A bustling mall located right above Bugis MRT Station (EW12/DT14), offering a wide selection of shopping featuring some of the most popular local and international fashion,accessories and cosmetic brands, and an eclectic variety of delicious food!

Check out the little pushcart stalls dotting the mall as they often carry cute and affordable items you wouldn’t want to miss.

A dynamic magnet for fun seeking and trendy youth, right in the heart of Bugis, Bugis+ offers a variety of entertainment like a dog petting cafe, a KTV lounge, a cinema and 24-hours prawning besides a diverse selection of F&B and stylish fashion outlets!

Connected to Bugis Junction via an overhead bridge on the second floor, shopping is a seamless affair between the two malls.

Bugis Junction200 Victoria Street S(188021)Tel: (65) 6557 6557www.bugisjunction-mall.com.sgOpening hours: 10am-10pm

Bugis+201 Victoria Street S(188067)Tel: (65) 6634 6810www.bugisplus.com.sgOpening hours: 10am-10pm

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Hop off at North Bridge Road (Stop No.6 of the red line) and walk to Bugis Junction or Bugis+.

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Take a walk around Marina Bay, one of Singapore’s most spectacular areas. Start your journey from Suntec City (the starting point for all 4 routes) and walk along the F1 racing track. Walk up the Benjamin Sheares Bridge and you will reach Marina Bay Sands. From here you can either head to Gardens By the Bay or the Merlion Park where you must not miss out on the chance to take a picture with the iconic Merlion! Continue your walk along the Jubilee Bridge and you will reach the Esplanade. From here, you can hop onto the bus at Esplanade Stop (Stop No.2 of the blue line and Stop No.2 of the brown line).

Marina Bay Sands (Stop No.3 of the yellow line) Housing the world-renowned Sands SkyPark, an infinity pool, celebrity chef restaurants, theatres, an indoor ice-skating rink and luxury retail brands, Marina Bay Sands is a must-visit for every tourist to Singapore. Don’t leave without catching Southeast Asia’s largest light and water show held every night. Show details: Free, Sun-Thu at 8pm and 9.30pm, Fri & Sat at 8pm, 9.30pm and 11pm.

Singapore Flyer (Stop No.2 of the yellow line or Stop No.15 of the brown line) The Singapore Flyer, one of Asia’s largest observation wheels, is the best place to take in the amazing view of Singapore’s magnificent cityscape. Besides that, there are many other activities there like an exciting 4D Theater experience, a relaxing Kenko Fish Spa and the Singapore Food Trail that is full of delicious local delicacies.

Esplanade (Stop No.2 of the blue or brown line) Esplanade was chosen as one of the 15 most beautiful concert halls in the world. It is one of only five such halls in the world with similar state-of-the-art features, which include reverberation chambers, and an acoustic canopy that modifies the hall to produce optimum sound. Join a guided tour to discover surprises about the Esplanade or catch the many free performances!

This is a quaint little area filled with quirky shops, trendy cafes and graffiti walls, which make great photo backdrops. Hop off at Village Hotel Bugis (Stop No.4 of the red line) and walk towards Haji Lane, which is a tiny lane filled with cute shops. Be sure to look out for obscure doorways between these shops with staircase leading to the shops on the upper levels as well! Right next to Haji Lane is Arab Street (Stop No.5 of the red line), home to lovely traditional shops selling silk, Persian rugs, batik and even organic perfumes.

Here you will also find the golden domes of the Sultan Mosque, a major landmark and congregation point for Muslims. Walk along Kandahar Street to the Malay Heritage Centre, once the residence of the Sultan of Singapore.

Check out Baghdad Street for their monthly weekend market called So Gelam Market where you can find artisanal products, performances and traditional games. Check out their Instagram or Facebook page @sogelammarket for the latest updates.

There are several beautiful post-colonial buildings in Singapore that are worth a visit. Situated at the old Supreme Court and City Hall building, the newest addition to the museum scene in Singapore is the National Gallery Singapore (Stop No.14 of the brown line). From there, you can walk over to the Victoria Theatre and Asian Civilisations Museum to catch a glimpse of their exquisite architecture. The statue of Sir Stamford Raffles, the famed founder of Singapore, is right in front of the Victoria Theatre.

Make your way to Armenian Street where you can find the Singapore Philatelic Museum and the Peranakan Museum. Next, head towards Stamford Road to visit the National Museum of Singapore (Stop No.3 of the blue line) and the Singapore Art Museum. Complete your walk at CHIJMES - once a Catholic convent and quarters, now home to many restaurants, cafes and bars.

Chinatown Tour : Footprints of our Forefathers Every Saturday morning (Free)

Duration : Two-hour walking tourTime : 10am to 12pmMeeting Point : Chinatown Visitor Centre

(beside Buddha Tooth Relic Temple)

Evening view at Sands SkyPark

Your quest to cover every inch of the Orchard Road shopping belt begins at Orchard Hotel (Stop No.14 of the yellow line). Walk to Shaw House where you can get Japanese brands at Isetan Departmental Store. Head towards TANGS, the iconic department store which is the oldest home-bred department store in Singapore, well known for local designer brands and its home and market section. If you want to jump into the thick of action, hop off at Marriott Hotel (Stop No.15 of the yellow line) and cross the road towards ION Orchard. A trip to Orchard Road is not complete without visiting shopping malls such as Wisma Atria, Ngee Ann City (Takashimaya) and Paragon.

Continue your walk down to 313@Somerset and Orchard Central, with Orchard Gateway as a convenient connecting mall between the two. One key feature of Orchard Gateway is the Library@Orchard, with creative spaces like the wavelike shelves for visitors to explore. Just across the road is Emerald Hill, a colourful street known for historical Peranakan architecture and antique shops. Several of the shophouses along Emerald Hill have been converted into bars. For a short sightseeing stop, continue your walk down Orchard Road and you will reach The Istana, the official residence of the President of Singapore. However, it is open to the public only on Public Holidays.

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If you’re interested in having afternoon tea, then head down to POLLEN. The elegant establishment delivers a generous assortment of delights - bubbles, cocktails, organic tea and coffee, paired with a selection of sweet and savoury treats.

The afternoon tea is available daily except Tuesdays. Do remember to make a reservation at www.pollen.com.sg beforehand!

If you are visiting National Gallery Singapore, don’t forget to check out the museum shop inside, Gallery & Co. This shop fuses art and design into a curated retail experience spanning books, design collectibles and prints, homeware, fashion, and children’s products that you will definitely want to take home!

If you have just less than a day to explore the area, we recommend that you walk on the side of Orchard Road where ION Orchard is. On weekends, you will see buskers on the wide pavement, which adds to the bustling and joyful atmosphere of shoppers in anticipation of the next great find.

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Start the day right with breakfast and coffee overlooking greenery and listening to birds chirping.

Discover the hidden gem of Loewen by Dempsey Hill, a beautifully restored old military building that now has something for everyone.

Be spoilt for choice when it comes to wining and dining. Rest assured that locals love this place too - it’s definitely not a tourist trap! Head online for more details: www.dempseyhill.com

If you like walking, pick up the Dempsey Heritage Walking Trails guide at the Singapore Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre at Stop No.13, of the yellow line (Botanic Gardens).

For the peace that envelopes you as you enter this dimension that brings you slightly back in time.

Little India Hop off at Little India (Stop No.2 of the red line) to find yourself immersed in the midst of the bustling sights, sounds and scents of Singapore’s foremost enclave. Kick off your trip with a visit to Tekka Centre, a microcosm of Little India. Check out the fresh fruits and vegetables at the wet market, have a taste of Indian hawker cuisine at the food centre, and take a glimpse of the colourful saris, shoes and accessories at the shops upstairs.

Give yourself a brief respite from the crowds and hot sun by heading to the Indian Heritage Centre. It tells of the history of the Indian community in Singapore, and houses a significant collection of artefacts showcasing the diverse Indian diaspora.

From there, take a walk along Serangoon Road to Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, one of Singapore’s oldest Hindu temples. You can approach the counter staff for a bit of fortune telling, where a small donation is expected.

If you are into bargain shopping, head further down Serangoon Road to Mustafa Centre, located near Broadway Hotel(Stop No.3 of the red line). It is an iconic site of the Little India neighbourhood, a one-stop mall where locals and tourists alike congregate to get their hands on the best deals.

BOUNCE Singapore Located at the heart of Orchard Road, this adrenaline-packed arena consists of a variety of trampoline zones (Dodgeball, Slam Dunk and more) and X-Park, the “Ninja Warrior”-style obstacle course. Have fun and challenge yourself at the ultimate indoor urban playground this vacation. Suitable for all jumpers above 3 years old.

Haji Lane A shopping haven for hipsters, the artsy Haji Lane is a little street in Kampong Glam, which offers an unusual and interesting mix of independent boutiques selling everything from clothes to locally inspired souvenirs. Filled with colorful and quirky shops, cafes, bars and street art, it is also a popular place for art and culture lovers and photographers.

Zero LatencyLocated in Suntec City Mall, the 2,200 sq-ft Zero Latency is the largest free-roaming, multiplayer virtual reality gaming arena in Singapore and regarded as one of the world’s best virtual reality gaming experiences. Imagine stepping into an alternative world. Featuring state-of-the-art, award-winning technology, players don on wireless VR headsets and military-style backpacks to enter a 360-degree interactive universe to battle zombies, aliens, killer robots and rogue drones. Stay in constant communication to strategize, call for backup and ultimately compete for the highest score!

National Gallery SingaporeExperience the world’s largest public display of modern Southeast Asian art at the National Gallery Singapore. Housed in the former Supreme Court and City Hall, it won “Best Attraction Experience”, “Breakthrough Contribution to Tourism” and “Best Customer Service (Attractions)” at the Singapore Tourism Awards 2016.

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* One-Day pass ticket valid for 24 hours

* Details on how to get to Dempsey Hill

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Boat Quay/Clarke QuayHop off at Boat Quay (Stop No.9 of the red line) and catch the beautiful view of the preserved shophouses along Singapore River juxtaposed against the city’s modern skyscrapers. Today, the shophouses have transformed into colourful and charismatic restaurants and bars, frequented by the locals who work in the nearby Central Business District. Take a short walk along the Singapore River towards Clarke Quay, another conserved historical landmark. It is a must visit for foodies and a hotspot for party crowds once night falls.

Consisting of three lush gardens overlooking Marina Bay, this landmark is a testament to Singapore’s well-earned reputation as a Garden City, showcasing the best of tropical horticulture and artistry.

To get there, get off at Marina Bay Sands (Stop No.3 of the yellow line and Stop No.15 of the red line), then walk across the Lions Bridge or take the underground linkway via Bayfront MRT Station.

Visit the Flower Dome for breathtaking views of the ever-changing flower displays and unique plants, and explore the world’s tallest indoor waterfall and mist-veiled mountainous regions recreated at the Cloud Forest.

Don’t forget to head to the Supertree Grove for a spectacular photo opportunity. Measuring up to 16 storeys in height, the structures are built to be environmentally friendly - some being able to harvest solar energy for night use, while others serving as air exhaust receptacles for the cooled conservatories.

Tip!Tired of walking? Re-energize yourself with a quick sweet treat at Baghdad Street. The chendol soft serve at Overrun gives a modern twist to the traditional chendol dessert and is a delicious snack option to beat the heat. Also check out their neighbouring shop, Julie Bakes, a halal cake shop that tastefully incorporates traditional Asian flavours for a unique touch to the western dessert.

Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay This is the go-to place to catch a line-up of world-class performances. Before you attend a performance, you can enjoy dinner or drinks at the Esplanade Mall and the Esplanade Annexe or simply enjoy the beautiful and scenic Marina Bay along the promenade.

Simply present your Singapore Airlines or SilkAir boarding pass within one month from the travel date printed or present your PPS Club/KrisFlyer membership card to enjoy a host of privileges. Visit www.singaporeair.com/boardingpass for more details.

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SIA HOP-ON BUSThe SIA Hop-On bus offers visitors an easy way to enjoy Singapore sights. Covering 4 bus routes (red, yellow, blue and brown line) with strategically located stops across the city, it is an efficient way of touring Singapore at your own pace. More than a tour, it also doubles up as a transportation system. With a 24-hour validity, you get to start your tours at your own time. It is now easier to see more of Singapore for less. Do look out for the Big Bus maroon front livery before you board the bus.

• Audio commentaries available in 11 languages including English, Chinese, Indonesian, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, as well as a Kids Channel

• All buses are stroller and wheelchair friendly.

TICKETING INFORMATION

Terms and ConditionsIn boarding the SIA Hop-on bus, it is deemed that you have fully accepted the company’s trading terms and conditions. Available at www.ducknhippo.com/tnc

Tour Route and ScheduleThe company reserves the right to substitute the buses when necessary. The company endeavours to provide departure points for the services as accurate as possible. However, the company reserves the right to vary such departure points, routes and stops without notices, as circumstances require, and beyond the company’s control.

Accident and LossPlease take care of all your personal property while touring with us. The company will not be liable for any loss, damages, delays, inconveniences, direct or inconsequential loss.

General ConditionsWe reserve the rights to request the customer to alight the bus, should his/her behavior is deemed unreasonably and/or poses a threat to other customers.

Where can you get your tickets?You can flag down the bus at any designated stop and buy your ticket on board the bus.

PRICESingapore Airlines / SilkAir Boarding Pass Holders Adult: $19.50 (after 50% discount of usual price)Child: $14.50 (after 50% discount of usual price)Toddlers (2 & Below) travel free.

Singapore Explorer Pass Holders and Singapore Stopover Holidays VisitorsFree admission with respective package identification card or ticket.

First bus departs Suntec Hub at 0900hrs. Last bus departs Suntec Hub at 1800hrs.

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HOTELS30 Bencoolen J9Carlton Hotel Singapore L8Carlton City Hotel Singapore V13Concorde Hotel Singapore J14Conrad Centennial Singapore M4Chancellor @ Orchard J14Destination Singapore Beach Road I2Dorsett Singapore T15Furama City Centre Q12Furama Riverfront O18Grand Copthorne Waterfront N19Hotel Grand Central I15Hotel Grand Pacific Singapore K8

Hotel Jen Tanglin H25Hotel Mi J9Hotel Miramar P16Hotel Royal @ Queens K8Hotel Royal A14JW Marriott Singapore South Beach M6Link Hotel Q19Mandarin Orchard Singapore I17Marina Mandarin Singapore N6M Social Singapore O17Naumi Hotel L7Orchard Hotel Singapore F22Pan Pacific Singapore N5

Park Hotel Clarke Quay N14Park Hotel Farrer Park B6Parkroyal on Kitchener Road B5Peninsula Excelsior Hotel N9Shangri-La Singapore E23Swissotel The Stamford M7The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore O4The Sultan H4V Hotel Lavender E3York Hotel G18YOTEL Singapore G21

FREE BUS TO DEMPSEY HILLEnjoy free rides to Dempsey Hill from the pick up / drop off

points below

PICK-UP/DROP-OFF POINTSOpen air car park next to Wheelock Place

Botanic Gardens (Tanglin Gate, Botany Centre)

Botanic Gardens (Nassim Gate, Visitor Centre) —

SIA Hop-on Bus Transfer stop*

Holland Village Drop-off point (MRT Exit C, opp Crystal

Jade Restaurant)

Dempsey Hill Block 8D

Dempsey Hill Block 26

Loewen by Dempsey Hill

TIMEBus schedule from Botanic Gardens (Nassim Gate, Visitor Centre)• 9am, 9.30am, 9.55am, 10.25am• 12.02pm, 12.32pm, 12.57pm, 1.27pm, 1.52pm, 2.22pm• 5.45pm, 6.40pm, 7.35pm, 8.30pm• 6.05pm, 7pm, 7.55pm, 8.50pm

Please scan the QR code in the Dempsey Hill feature on the reverse side of the map for the detailed bus schedule from the other pick-up points.

Hotel Royal@Queens

30 Bencoolen

Hotel Mi

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Parkroyal on Kitchener Road

V HotelLavender

Park Hotel Farrer Park

Destination Singapore Beach Road

The Sultan

National Gallery Singapore

(Old Supreme Court)

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum

Singapore BotanicGardens

Dempsey Hill

Esplanade

Merlion

SultanMosque

SingaporeFlyer

Marina Bay Sands

Gardens by the Bay

Asian CivilisationsMuseum

Clarke Quay

St Andrew’sCathedral

Raffles City

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Wisma Atria

Paragon

Robinsons

Lucky Plaza

TangsPlaza

MandarinGallery

Orchard Point

TheCentrepoint

OrchardGatewayOrchard Building

(H&M Flagship Store)

The Cathay

Plaza Singapura

BugisJunction

BugisStreet

SuntecCity Mall

MarinaSquare

Bugis+

SCAPE

TanglinShoppingCentre

TanglinMall

ION Orchard

PalaisRenaissance

ForumThe Shopping Mall

Chinatown Complex

313 Somerset

Orchard Central

Vivocity

Shaw House/Isetan

The Verge

Mustafa Centre

ORCHARD

SOMERSET

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BRASBASAH

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LAVENDER

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CLARKE QUAY

CHINATOWN

TELOKAYER

RAFFLES PLACE

MARINABAY

BAYFRONT

LITTLE INDIA

NEWTON

TANJONG PAGAR

HARBOURFRONT

OUTRAMPARK

ESPLANADEPROMENADE

1B1 2B2 3B1 4B2 5B1 6B2 7B1 8B2 9B1 10B1 11B1 12B1 13B1 Suntec Hub (Raffles Boulevard) 0910 0940 1010 1040 1110 1140 1210 1240 1340 1440 1540 1640 1740 Ritz Carlton (BS. 02051, Raffles Ave) 0911 0941 1011 1041 1111 1141 1211 1241 1341 1441 1541 1641 1741 Esplanade (BS. 02061, Raffles Ave) 0912 0942 1012 1042 1112 1142 1212 1242 1342 1442 1542 1642 1742 National Museum (BS. 04121, Stamford Rd) 0916 0944 1014 1044 1114 1144 1214 1244 1344 1444 1544 1644 1744 Selegie (BS. 08079, Selegie Rd) 0920 0948 1018 1048 1118 1148 1218 1248 1348 1448 1458 1648 1748 Indian Heritage Centre (BS. 07539, Sungei Rd) 0924 0950 1020 1050 1120 1150 1220 1250 1350 1450 1550 1650 1750 Arab Street (BS. 01211, Victoria St) 0927 0953 1023 1053 1123 1153 1223 1253 1353 1453 1553 1653 1753 ICA (BS. 01311, Kallang Rd) 0930 0959 1029 1059 1129 1159 1229 1259 1359 1459 1559 1659 1759 Lavender (BS. 07361, Lavender St) 0932 1000 1030 1100 1130 1200 1230 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 Jalan Besar (BS. 07319, Jalan Besar) 0936 1002 1032 1102 1132 1202 1232 1302 1402 1502 1602 1702 1802 Veerasamy (BS. 07529, Jalan Besar) 0938 1003 1033 1103 1133 1203 1233 1303 1403 1503 1603 1703 1803 Bencoolen (BS. 07517, Bencoolen St) 0941 1005 1035 1105 1135 1205 1235 1305 1405 1505 1605 1705 1805 Mercure Hotel (BS. 07569, Middle Rd) 0943 1008 1038 1108 1138 1208 1238 1308 1408 1508 1608 1708 1808 Middle Road (BS. 01639, Middle Rd) 0946 1010 1040 1110 1140 1210 1240 1310 1410 1510 1610 1710 1810 Raffles Hotel (BS. 01619, Beach Rd) 0949 1013 1043 1113 1143 1213 1243 1313 1413 1513 1613 1713 1813

Suntec Hub (Raffles Boulevard) 0955 1020 1050 1120 1150 1220 1250 1320 1420 1520 1620 1720 1820

Bus Freq: Morning – 30 mins, Afternoon – 60 minsBLUE LINE

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Bus Freq: Morning – 30 mins, Afternoon – 60 minsBROWN LINE

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*1st BusA 1st BusB Last BusSuntec Hub (Raffles Boulevard) – 0900 1800Pan Pacific (BS. 02089, Raffles Boulevard) – 0902 1802 Singapore Flyer (Raffles Avenue) – 0904 1804 Marina Bay Sands (BS. 03509, Bayfront Ave) – 0908 1808 Fullerton Hotel (BS. 03011, Fullerton Road) – 1008 1813 City Hall (BS. 04168, North Bridge Road) 0852 0921 1816 Clarke Quay (BS. 04211, River Valley Road) 0855 0924 1819 Liang Court (BS. 04331, River Valley Road) 0856 0925 1820 Robertson Quay (BS. 04329, Clemenceau Ave) 0858 0927 1822 Miramar Hotel (BS. 06151, Havelock Road) 0901 0930 1825 Zion Food Centre (BS. 13121, Zion Road) 0904 0933 1828 Wheelock Place (BS. 09111, Orchard Blvd) 0907 0936 1831 Tourism Court (BS. 09131, Grange Road) – 0939 1834 Botanic Gardens (Tyersall Avenue) – 0949 1841 Orchard Hotel (BS. 09169, Orchard Road) 0915 0957 1849 Marriott Hotel (BS. 09047, Orchard Road) 0918 1000 1852 Mandarin Orchard (BS. 09037, Orchard Road) 0920 1002 1854 SVC Orchard (BS. 09038, Orchard Road) 0922 1004 1856

Orchard Plaza (BS. 08137, Orchard Road) 0923 1005 1857 Rendezvous Hotel (BS. 08069, Bras Basah Road) 0927 1009 1901 SAM (BS. 04179, Bras Basah Road) 0930 1012 1904 Raffles City ( BS. 02049, Bras Basah Road) 0933 1015 1907 Suntec Hub (Raffles Boulevard) 0935 1020 1910

Bus Freq: 15-25 minsYELLOW LINE

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*YELLOW LINE. 1ST ‘BUSA’ AND 1ST ‘BUSB’• 1st BusA together with the next bus coming through 15mins behind will not be stopping at

Botanic Garden. It will proceed straight from stop #12 to stop #14.

• 1st BusB is the first bus on regular routing, which will include a stop at Botanic Garden.

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For more info, call 6931 0331 or email [email protected]

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1st Bus Last BusSuntec Hub (Raffles Boulevard) 0930 1700Fu Lu Shou (BS. 07551, Rochor Road) 0934 1704 Little India (BS. 07031, Tekka Centre) 0937 1707 Broadway Hotel (BS. 07111, Serangoon Road) 0939 1709 Golden Landmark (BS. 01559, Ophir Road) 0944 1714 Kampong Glam (BS. 01521, Beach Road) 0947 1717Intercontinental Hotel (BS. 01039, North Bridge Rd) 0952 1722 City Hall (BS. 04168, North Bridge Road) 0954 1724Supreme Court (BS. 04249, Coleman Street) 0956 1726 Boat Quay (BS. 05029, South Bridge Road) 0958 1728 Chinatown (BS. 05189, South Bridge Road) 1001 1731 Kreta Ayer (BS. 05241, Kreta Ayer Road) 1006 1736 People’s Park Complex (BS. 05013, Eu Tong Sen St) 1009 1739 Hong Lim Park (BS. 05129, Pickering Street) 1012 1742 Old Custom Hse (BS. 03381, Marina Blvd) 1016 1746 MBS Convention (BS. 03511, Bayfront Ave) 1021 1751

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