Day trip Kom Ombo and Edfu Temples From Aswan
Overview
Kom Ombo and Edfu Temples
Discover with us the most popular tours to the city of Kom Ombo is a city in Aswan Governorate in the Arab Republic of Egypt, located about 40 kilometers north of Aswan city, on the banks of the Nile River, with an area of 20 square kilometers bordered by Kalabsha center to the north.
Kom Ombo Temple was in the era of Ptolemy VI, but the construction and inscriptions continued until the era of King Ptolemy XIII and is one of the most important temples in Aswan and is an important tourist destination for all visitors.
On the side of the temple is a museum called the ‘Crocodile Museum’, one of the largest museums in the world that is unique to only one animal, which is the mummified crocodiles since the time of the pharaohs and has many mummified crocodiles that were revered by the ancient Egyptians during that period and reached the worship of the ‘God Sobek’.
Enjoy a visit to Edfu Temple, where recent archaeological excavations at the site of the temple have revealed architectural evidence indicating that the temple took 180 years to build, with interruptions in the work, and was dedicated to the sun god Hor Bakhti, symbolized by the ancient Egyptians.
The city of Edfu was the last guard post on the Pharaonic border with Nubia and the capital of the second region of Upper Egypt. The city was famous throughout the ages for its huge temple decorated with beautiful carvings that tell the story of the struggle of the god Horus, the symbol of the sun, with his opponent Set, the god of evil
Kom Ombo and Edfu Temples
Discover with us the most popular tours to the city of Kom Ombo is a city in Aswan Governorate in the Arab Republic of Egypt, located about 40 kilometers north of Aswan city, on the banks of the Nile River, with an area of 20 square kilometers bordered by Kalabsha center to the north.
Kom Ombo Temple was in the era of Ptolemy VI, but the construction and inscriptions continued until the era of King Ptolemy XIII and is one of the most important temples in Aswan and is an important tourist destination for all visitors.
On the side of the temple is a museum called the ‘Crocodile Museum’, one of the largest museums in the world that is unique to only one animal, which is the mummified crocodiles since the time of the pharaohs and has many mummified crocodiles that were revered by the ancient Egyptians during that period and reached the worship of the ‘God Sobek’.
Enjoy a visit to Edfu Temple, where recent archaeological excavations at the site of the temple have revealed architectural evidence indicating that the temple took 180 years to build, with interruptions in the work, and was dedicated to the sun god Hor Bakhti, symbolized by the ancient Egyptians.
The city of Edfu was the last guard post on the Pharaonic border with Nubia and the capital of the second region of Upper Egypt. The city was famous throughout the ages for its huge temple decorated with beautiful carvings that tell the story of the struggle of the god Horus, the symbol of the sun, with his opponent Set, the god of evil
Inclusion
- All fees and taxes
- Shopping excursions in Aswan
- Glasses water during your Tours
- A professional guide who speaks fluent English
- Pick up services from your hotel & return to your hotel.
- All sightseeing entrance costs are listed in the itinerary above.
- Cairo Top Tours provides all transportation in a private, air-conditioned car.
Exclusion
- Tipping
- Any additions
- Self-expenditures
- Prices apply for Egypt Easter trips and Egypt Christmas and New Year excursions.
Itinerary
The guide will provide you with information about the monument. The temple consists of prominent architectural elements including the main gate, the open courtyard, the magnificent colonnade hall, and the halls of inscriptions full of historical information. The original chariot chamber used by the temple's priests in their religious rituals is still preserved, having been saved from destruction by the French archaeologist Mariette.
On this day you will visit Edfu Temple after our driver receives you in front of your hotel to drive you to Edfu Temple the most important thing that distinguishes the Temple of Horus in Edfu is that it is an architectural masterpiece, whether the wonderful engineering design or its details that made it one of the most important archaeological places that still attracts visitors with its attractiveness throughout history, and its timeless inscriptions embody the mythical story of Horus many stories and narratives.
After that, you will move with your guide to reach Kom Ombo. Our guide will give a lecture and highlight the Kom Ombo temple, which is unique among Egyptian temples in many ways, the most important of which is that it is the only dual-axis temple in the ancient Egyptian civilization. This duality is only felt inside the temple through the Holy of Holies and the views, the one on the right is of Sobek-Ra while the one on the left is of Horus the Great, which of course does not prevent the depiction of both gods on the side that belongs to the other. In addition to this, this temple has several scenes that are not found in other temples, such as the famous ‘Surgical Instruments Scene’.
In the end, after enjoying the information your guide will provide you with about these ancient archaeological sites and taking pictures to immortalize your memories.
Price
| Number of Persons | Prices |
|---|---|
| 1 Person | $165 Per Person |
| 2 - 3 Persons | $115 Per Person |
| 4 - 6 Persons | $85 Per Person |
| 7 - 10 Persons | $70 Per Person |
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Kom Ombo Temple is a unique double temple in Egypt dedicated to two deities, Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus, the falcon-headed god. Its story lies in its dual dedication, and it was a place of worship and healing. Visitors can explore its fascinating history, exquisite reliefs, and the significance of its dual deity worship.
Visit the temples of Kom Ombo and Edfu in one day from Aswan. The Temple of Kom Ombo is located north of Aswan, while the Temple of Edfu is located to the north, near Luxor. Both Kom Ombo and Edfu are important ancient Egyptian temples, and are often visited on multi-day tours or Nile River cruises that cover the temples along the Nile Road between Aswan and Luxor. While it may be difficult to include both Kom Ombo and Edfu temples in a day tour from Aswan due to the travel time involved, some specialized or extended day tours or private tours may offer this option.
In Aswan, there are many places where you can enjoy a shopping experience and buy unique souvenirs. Here are some popular places for shopping in Aswan:
Nuba market.
Handicrafts market on Corniche Street.
Coca market.
Nile bracelet store.
Nubia Museum.
Gold and silver market.
Aswan is one of the Egyptian cities rich in Pharaonic antiquities, and contains many wonderful historical sites. Here are some important Pharaonic monuments that can be visited in the region:
Philae Temple (Philae):
The Philae Temple is considered one of the most important Pharaonic temples in Aswan, and its construction dates back to different eras. The temple includes colossal statues and halls decorated with carvings.
Karnak Temple:
The Karnak Temple is one of the largest Pharaonic temples in the world, and is dedicated to the god Amun-Ra. The temple features large columns and vast courtyards.
Nubian cemeteries:
There is a group of historical Nubian cemeteries in the Aswan region, the most important of which include the tombs of Abu Simbel and the tombs of Prophet Harkov.
Aswan Dam:
The High Dam was built to regulate the flow of Nile water. This dam is a modern monument, but it has become an essential part of the Pharaonic landscape in the region.
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