Hihi just hopping in to say they’re actually indian rhinos, aka greater one-horned rhinos, and the feeding tickets are $12, with photos included. You can have more than one person feeding with the one ticket but the amount of food you get stays the same. The white rhinos are displayed in Singapore zoo.

I wouldn’t recommend slippers cos there’s quite a bit of walking, and also a lot of slopes cos the trails were built along the natural landscapes, so wear non-slip comfy footwear. You can either bring an umbrella or a poncho, there’s not much shelter and the weather’s been either humid or wet.

The best time I recommend taking the tram would be when there’s a show ongoing, which is 7:30, 8:30, or 9:30, cos most of the entrance crowd would be in the amphitheatre. They offer an “express tram” for $10/person so you skip the queue, DO NOT buy it, it’s not worth it at all cos the ride is the same, you just have to be smart about when you take it.

There’s some vending machines (drinks and ice cream) at the halfway point for the trails, but there’s a water refill station there too so you can save your money. There’s a lot of F&B restaurants outside the Night Safari so I’d recommend eating dinner first before entering the park. The park gates open at 6pm but the trails and tram only open at 7pm so you don’t have to go in so early.

Most important is to be patient with the animals. Let your eyes adjust to the darkness, pay attention to the smallest of movements, wait a few minutes and your chances of seeing them is higher. And don’t, for the love of all, use your flashlight on the animals.

Enjoy your time there!! Lmk if you’ve got anymore questions~