The Temple of Kom Ombo was built on the banks of the Nile River, to worship the gods Horus the Great and Sobek, and it has two identical entrances in the shape, and inside the temple there are many halls with columns and exquisite drawings and engravings, and many sacred places that highlight the extent of the interdependence and sanctification of these gods, and the location of the temple was center of group of statues that have special sanctity for the ancient Egyptians, and next to the temple there is a museum that includes many stuffed crocodiles and coffins.

What distinguishes this landmark in addition to its historical position and represents one of the factors that attract tourism in Aswan as well, is the way to reach this temple, which is done by sailing on Nile cruises to reach it with all its representations of the beauty of nature and the magnificence of the scenes that the tourist passes and that deserve registration through memorial footage.