Big Bus Tour Singapore

 Big Bus Tour Singapore

It is operated from Suntec city. There are Two Lines, Yellow line and Red line.

Yellow line has 20 stops.

Red line has 17 stops.

 Both these lines almost covers all the famous tourist spots of Singapore.

They have Open top roof and Pre recorded commentry.

You can either buy tickets from their website online or from suntec city.

Book tickets from their official Website. 

They have 4 types of tickets : Classic (36 SGD), Premium (42 SGD), Deluxe (63 SGD) and Night (36 SGD). 

Classic ticket is for 1 day unlimited rides in both Yellow and Red line except night

premium ticket is for 2 days unlimited rides in both yellow and red line except night

Deluxe ticket is for 2 days unlimited rides in both yellow and red lines with night tour

Night ticket is just 3 hours tour of night.

Yellow line operates from 9h30 to 17h20 and the frequency of bus is between 25-40 minutes

Red line operates from 9h40 to 17h05 and the frequency of bus is between 25-35 minutes.

You can get all the information on their website too.

Singapore MRT

 

Apple IPhone 16 price in India

Apple IPhone 16  price in India 

Apple IPhone 16  price in India and iPhone 16 Pro lineups hit the market on Sept. 20, and they bring a handful of updates that, if you’re using an older iPhone, make them worth the upgrade. There’s a new camera button, improved camera performance, bigger screens on the Pro models, and better battery life all around.

I’ve spent some time using both the iPhone 16, starting at $799, and the iPhone 16 Pro, starting at $999. If you’re coming from an outdated iPhone, you’ll appreciate the new phones’ refinements. But the biggest upgrade to Apple’s newest iPhones is the company’s Apple Intelligence platform.

Let’s talk about what’s new to the iPhone 16 lineup. First is the new Camera Control button. A new way to launch and, well, control the camera, the Camera Control button is found on the lower right side of both iPhone 16s and iPhone 16 Pros.

Press the button and you’ll instantly launch the iPhone’s Camera app. Gently double-press the button and it’ll pull up the app’s camera exposure, depth, zoom, cameras, styles, and tone options. Lightly tap the button again to dive deeper into each setting. Sure, you can already launch the camera app by swiping right or tapping the camera button from the iPhone’s lock screen, but Camera Control makes it feel like you’re using an old-school point-and-shoot camera. Man, referring to it like that makes me feel old.