We reached Kom ombo by the Nile cruise in the evening . This temple stands just a few steps away. The temple complex is unique as it is a double temple , dedicated to Sobek, the crocodile God and Horus, the Falcon god. Though broken,...More

One of the few close temples to the river. Well preserved and two sanctuaries.... Lots of stories on the walls and well explained by our guide

This was another fascinating temple to see. the inscriptions and images are just overwhelming. definitely a place you want to see

I arrived here on a Nile Crusie Ship. The temple is a short walk from the dock. It is unusual in that it has two sanctuaries; to the local crocodile god Sobek and Haroeris or Horus the Elder. The temple has perfect symmetry along the...More

so well preserved, you can get a feel of how things were all those thousands of years ago. The stories as ever on the walls are so fascinating

This Temple and crocodile museum is right next to the Nile, so if cruising, you don’t have to be transported in a van, which is a plus. It was interesting and picturesque. The is also a museum with mummified crocodiles which show why this god...More

This temple complex is a preach a perfect philosophy of life - good and evil - that neutralist the energy. This too belong to upper Egypt. The visit is worth time and energy