journey to the temple of god horus in edfu and crocodile temple of komombo by car
Overview of your genuine tour:
edfu and komombo the are 2 small towns located to the south of luxor main reason you would visit Edfu is to see the Temple of Horus. This is a Ptolemaic temple, that was built between 237 and 57 BC. It is one of the best-preserved ancient monuments in all of Egypt. It’s dedicated to the god Horus
The temple is said to have been built to represent how a falcon flies. There are two staircases inside, one is a spiral staircase and the other is straight. and considered the most well preserved temple in egypt
bout 48 km south of Edfu is another Greco-Roman temple that’s worth visiting on the journey to or from Aswan. Kom Ombo is in far worse shape, with none of its roofs remaining. But the temple’s open-air atmosphere fits well with its sunny riverside setting.
Kom Ombo is a unique temple, as it’s not just dedicated to one god, but two. The primary gods worshipped here were the crocodile-headed Sobek and Horus. Or more specifically, the particular aspect of Horus known as Haroeris, or Horus the Elder
Your genuine tour itinerary
·The tour will start by me picking you up from any agreed place in luxor
-we will start by visiting edfu temple about 2 hours driving from luxor but the road have alot agricultural lands and villages will not be booring
-then we will go to visit komombo temple about hour driving
– lunch on the half way is optional
-drive back to luxor
The following itinerary could be customized:
