Little Girl Reviews Kashmir's Beauty In Viral Video. Here's All About Her

Who Is Paushika? A video of a little girl expressing Kashmir's beauty while reminiscing about her visit to Srinagar has gone viral. In this video, Paushika, a young girl, talks about her trip to Srinagar, Jammu, and Kashmir. The young girl expressed her desire to see snowfall during her visit, but it did not occur.

On April 16, Jammu and Kashmir officer Imtiyaz Hussain uploaded a video to Twitter with the caption, "Hey, Cutie Come again in winter. Promise, it will snow then." The video has become viral in a short period of time on the Twitter website.

The girl in the video says, "My name is Paushika, and I was here yesterday. We moved in from an aeroplane. It was really fun and we explored. We got a hotel. " She shared her plans to explore the state, saying, "Then we were planning to go to a tulip garden. We were also planning to go to a boat hotel."

She went on to say, regarding the beauty of Kashmir, "This is my first time in Kashmir, so Kashmir is a beautiful place and the language is also very beautiful. I actually like the hotel, boats, and mountains. "

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She then said that she wanted to touch the snow, but unfortunately, the snow did not happen. "My goal was to only touch the snow, but when we came it didn't snow." She then asked the person making her video, "Have you ever seen snow in Kashmir?" She further stated her experience so far, saying, "Well, I have not seen snow, but I've seen it in the mountains. The mountains are a really chilly place. "

The girl's review of Kashmir has received a lot of attention on the internet for a variety of reasons, including the girl's candour and cuteness. Jammu and Kashmir, on the other is popularly known as the "Crown of India", and it is India's northernmost state. Kashmir is also known as "paradise on Earth" because of its stunning natural splendor. Green meadows, lovely natural lakes, and alpine ranges abound in this valley, which offers breathtaking views of the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas. Seven lakes and waterfalls can be found there.

(Feature Image Credit: Mirror Now)