EGYPT☀️ALL you want to know about the temple of KOM OMBO. (Private visit!)

Between Luxor et Aswan, the temple was built very close to the Nile. It dates from the Greco-Roman period, and has the particularity of being dedicated not to one, but TWO, divinities. Here is a complete and guided visit.

[@lf1496]

"Kom Ombo?"That seems like a Bantu origin name. "Ombo" is a word you hear a lot in in West and Southern African languages. 🤔. I spent a lot of time in Southern Egypt. Crocodiles are still revered in Egypt ONLY with so called "Nubians" in the South. They keep crocodiles in a pit in their homes for good luck and fertility. They are the ONLY people now who have this remnant of this ancient tradition of Sobek veneration. Southern Egyptians so called "Nubians" look and seem like the true descendants of the ancient Egyptians. Their musical instruments and culture today is like stepping back to Pharonic times, not really connected to the recent Arab arrivals. The Greeks didn't understand the religion and traditions being transplants who sat on the throne thousands of years after the civilization had collapsed. They, interpreted the religion through their own lens, instead of being original creators of it.

[@graciadongby4839]

Yall know that anime called jojo bec this is in jojo

[@user-ei4ep6nt7v]

wait hold on are you actually saying theses are greek temples? the greeks did not write in hieroglyphic also that desighn is not greek greeks built alexandria with greek building techniques given to them by the egyptians

[@faragraf9380]

what is from interest is, what they did in that temple, how live was.

[@iyoutome]

Thank you for your time, patience and passion to provide this beautiful tour... Great Gratitude brother!.. ❤🙏🌈🌅

[@josecisneros1519]

A reptilian god?

[@romeomyblueheaven8237]

It seems to me so much of egyptian history is discouraged from being learned but i dont know why

[@shirazladha3526]

Thank you for a beautiful, informative and educational tour. This is. the best tour of an Egyptian. the temple that I have come across. Keep up the great work. Thx again.

[@markpierce5892]

Would bhuddist visit this place?

[@marinebois1758]

As a Classic teacher, I enjoyed and used few of your videos about ancient Egypt. In fact, I will never thank you enough for the help which I got that way to prepare this school trip with my students ; everything was clear and so interesting. Now we're working on an infographic map. So I was wondering if you would let us use few screen captures, adding a link to your videos and channel? Our goal is purely educational and not commercial.

[@starcapture3040]

thanks for the lecture, Great informations, for sure the ptolemies were lunatics.

[@ahmedkassoira1524]

Magnifique, thank you so much

[@sankinn963]

Amazing thank you 😊

[@SusanneRamharter]

Fantastic video, thanks for all of the information. Would you mind telling me what sources you used to identify all of the reliefs? Thanks!

[@iyoutome]

Thanks for your passionate work...at the

[@josecisneros1519]

The king is a giant