Templo de Kom Ombo

Casi seguramente uno de los templos que detendrá si toma una guía a lo largo del río Nilo. Este templo es masivo, y muchas de las hieroglíficas son todavía muy fáciles de ver. Definitivamente asegúrese de tener algún tiempo cuando lo vea. Como cualquier otro atractivo turístico en Egipto, asegúrese de mostrar su ID de estudiante para la entrada de la mitad de precio si usted es estudiante.

También se llaman los dioses gemelos, porque hay dos dioses. El primer lugar de llegada de la nave de la noche desde el río Nilo es mejor que la vista nocturna. La mezcla frente al río se conserva más completa y puede ver material histórico médico.

El templo de Conomputo está situado en una montaña de 28 kilómetros al sur de Asenius, construida durante la dinastía de Tolmi, que ha tenido más de 2000 años de historia. En muchos de los dioses de Egipto, sólo hay un dios para donar, mientras que Conompigh, que se rige por los dioses Horus y Sobec, también es conocido como un dios para donar.

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.