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- Herodotus: "Of all the regions of the world, there is no region fuller of masterpieces than Egypt and that equals its indescribable work."

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- Egypt is an open air museum, when you wander it you find that each trace carries an idea, refers to a sense and puts its finger on a symbolic.

- When you visit Egypt, the treasures of the past come to you, because Egypt is the return of humans to the source of all things.

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- The beautiful Nefertari

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- The east bank of Luxor, where the sun rises, is the bank of the Living.

- And the west bank, where the sun sets, is the bank of the Dead which houses eternal archaeological monuments

- saluting the eternal greatness of the Egyptian artist who was able to create a civilization out of rock, palaces out of stone and oasis out of desert.

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- Among the constructions of the king of Egyptian kings, Ramesses II, there is on the west bank of the Nile his temple

- which despite the time remains the most beautiful symbol of the splendour of the past.

- On the west side also, there is the temple of his beautiful wife Nefertari that he dug into the mountain of a naturally beautiful and magical valley.

- This place used to be called "the beautiful place."

- It was reserved for the tombs of queens and princesses of the royal family.

- The tomb of Queen Nefertari is the most important of all, because of its beautiful drawings, its attractive inscriptions and its bright colours.

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- Meryenmout, the fourth royal wife known in history as the "Great Royal Wife", the one who has the hand honourable

- and the face beautiful, Nefertari, the most beautiful of all, was the favourite of her husband Ramesses II the Great, the master of the world who ruled Egypt for 76 years.

- His love for her led him to break royal traditions which stipulated that the pharaohs were to marry princesses of the royal court.

- Nefertari was not the first to bear this name, Queen Ahmose had it before her.

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- Inscriptions concerning Nefertari and her husband King Ramses II, we find everywhere in Egypt,

- have these royal nicknames that affirm the importance of Nefertari for Rameses II, the favorite son of King Seti I.

- she is nicknamed "wife of the god", "mistress of Upper and Lower Egypt", "mistress of the palace" and "the most beautiful who gives life to the one who hear her".

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- Before her marriage, Queen Nefertari did not bear nicknames that refer to royal family descendants.

- His genealogy does not mention if she was the daughter of a king, the sister of a king or if she has other links.

- She stole names of the royal palace princesses, although some believe she is actually the daughter of King Seti I and his wife Queen Touya.

- It is likely that Nefertari married Ramesses II at the age of 14 years. He had his first child with her at the age of 16,

- princes Amun-her-khepeshef and Pareherwenemef. His father Seti I had ordered his son to be crowned with the great crown and shared power with him as if he were already king.

- Inscriptions concerning his coronation and marriage show that he married her during the first year of his reign,

- and she died before her husband without being able to attend the Sed Festival in honour of the thirty year reign of the king.

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- Queen Nefertari has a status that her husband King Ramses II did not grant to his other five wives.

- This status is reflected in the message she sent to the wife of King Hattusili III

- to congratulate the signing of the peace treaty between Egypt and Hatti, hoping to stay in touch with her counterpart.