Kom Ombo Temple Review

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.

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.

It's perfect to visit the temple of Kangwengbo at sunset. Even though Egypt is now in turmoil, recession and ruined cities, the legacy of these brilliant civilizations still speaks of an ancient and wise country.

Kang Wengbo Temple. Unlike other monotheistic temples, where both Eagle and Crocodile gods are worshipped, it is also called the Double Temple. The relief sculptures on the stone walls of the temple are very informative. In addition to describing the story of the struggle between the crocodile God and the eagle god, there are many medical records, such as how to treat diseases, surgery, dispensing herbs, spices, and even the method of validation of male and female immortality and pregnant women.

We have been living on cruise ships since yesterday. In the evening, the cruise ships pulled us directly to the Temple of Komonpo on the Nile River. The English word for the Temple of Kom Ombo is "Temple of Kom Ombo, which means "Jincheng" in ancient Egyptian. It was built on a hill by the river. Like other temples, it also has tall stone pillars and a temple hall which looks desolate because of its fragmentation, but it has two gates. One gate was built for Haroeris, the eagle god, and the other for Sobek, so the Komengpo Temple is also known as the "Double Temple". After a short stay, the sunset switched to night view mode. The lamp of the temple lit up and covered the stone temple with gold.