Our Nile cruise took us to the temple of Kom Ombo around 8pm that day. This temple is unusual in that it's separated in two parts, one for the Horus, a falcon god, and one for his brother Sobek, a crocodile god.

A feud between the two brothers created some friction that eventually was arbitrated by the goddess Ma`at, who specialises on fairness and harmony. She dictated that the temple be split right down the middle, Horus on one side and Sobek on the other.