The temple is surprisingly visible and stunning from the Nile. It features a double temple: one side dedicated to Sobek, the local crocodile god, and the other side honoring the falcon God, Haroeris. There are many interesting and unique features to this temple, including representation...More

Straight off the Nile an amazing temple with lots of amazing fascinating paintings featuring medical & taxation ( Nile measurement) advancement .

This is a small-ish temple on the banks of the Nile, less well preserved than some others, but with much to amuse and delight. The calendar, depth gauge, apothecary and obstetrics hieroglyphs are all not to be missed, and the crocodile mummification museum nearby is...More

We visited the temple a bit after dark, which wasn't the ideal time to see it though there were enough lights showcasing the temple very beautifully. There are 2 parts to the temple and one has to see both separately in that first one can...More

The Temple of Kom Ombo is fascinating! There are carvings on the walls of early medical instruments. It is unreal to see in person how the Ancient Egyptians would have lived. Kom Ombo is a wonderful reflection of Ancient Egyptian life where they worshipped crocodiles....More

This is a must see before the sunset to take in the intricate colored pictures on the walls. The calendar is interesting too. You should have a guide to explain the history of the ruins. This is a special place at sunset. The lights highlight...More

Very interesting trip would recommend having a guide as it brings the history of the temple to life well worth a visit