Kom Ombo Temple

Almost certainly one of of the temples you will stop at if you take a guide along the Nile River. This temple is massive, and a lot of the hieroglyphics still are very easy to see. Definitely make sure to have some time when seeing it. Just like every other tourist attraction in Egypt, be sure to show your student ID for half price entrance if you are a student.

Also known as the Shuangshen Temple, because there are two gods here. The night view here is better where the cruise ship from the Nile arrived in the evening. The colonnade facing the river is more complete, and you can see historical materials such as medicine.

The temple of Kang Onpo is located on a hill on the banks of the Nile River, 28 kilometers south of Aswan, built during the Ptolemy dynasty and has a history of more than 2,000 years. The biggest point of Kang Onpo is that it is the only double temple in Egypt. In Egypt, there is only one god in the temples, while Konopo worships the eagle god Horus and the crocodile god Sobek, and hence the double temples.

The Temple of Kang Wengbo - "also known as the double temple. Among the many Egyptian temples, there are two doors, one dedicated to Horus, the eagle god, and the other dedicated to the crocodile god. There are specimens and mummies of crocodiles in its showroom, but they are all authentic.

The first stop is the Temple of Cononbo. This is the most important stop for the cruise ship from Aswan to Luxor on the Nile. The Temple of Cononbo, built in 180-47 BC in Tomil time, is a very unique among many temples in Egypt. The temple also worshipped the eagle god Horus and the crocodile god Cobel, which is rare in the Egyptian temple, the interior area is not large, the whole tour in about an hour, its mural depicting the crocodile gods at the entrance of the scene where the king was granted the blessing of the gods during the Tomil period. In addition to the worshiped eagle god and the crocodile god, there is a very special crocodile museum displaying more than 300 crocodile mummies, large and small, from crocodile eggs to large crocodiles of up to3-4 meters long. The Egyptian mummification technology is inexcusable.

Generally speaking, the temples of Egypt only serve one god, but the temples of Cononbo are different. In addition to the crocodile god Sobek, the god of eagle Horus is also worshipped. Recommended index 🌟🌟🌟🌟⛴ Transportation: Boat tour (walking to the attractions after landing) 🎫 Tickets: 50L.E.🚧 Open time: 8:00am ～ 16:00pm (but if you are with a group, you can also enter at night) ⌚️ Visit time: 1 hour 📌 Building characteristics: 🔸 Kang Wengbo Temple is the only double temple in Egypt, Horus the eagle god and Sobek the crocodile god respectively, from the gate, Horus and Sobek are each side, the left is Sobek, the right is Horus, and the architectural style is symmetrical. 🔹 Egyptians believe in the god of crocodiles, usually raise the crocodiles and worship them, and make them crocodiles mummies after the crocodiles die. 🔸 The murals of the temple of Kanonbo also involve the astronomical geography, counting and medicine of ancient Greeks and Romans thousands of years ago. 📝 Travel tips: There will be many locals wearing local costumes near the Kang Wengbo Temple. They are paid photography models. They will take the initiative to stand in front of you. If you want to shoot humanities, you can give a tip of $1 after shooting. If you don’t want to pay, don’t hold up your mobile phone or camera. To avoid misunderstanding.

The incomplete, but still beautiful and amazing, there is a light that can not be hidden by the night, it is the temple of Kang Onbo, a legendary #Golden City#❗️, just like looking at churches everywhere when you go to Europe, of course in Egypt is a variety of temples. The temple of Kang Wengbo was arranged into a night tour, but it was destined to become the unique one of zui's moonlight, stars, night sky and lights. Everything seemed to be just to set off its desolate beauty, this small hill on the Nile River, It seems to shine because of it.