Answer:
The movement
of the Gujjar Bakarwals revolve around cold and hot season. During winters,
when high mountains are covered with snow they move to low hills and in summer
they once again move towards the high altitudes.
The movement of Gollas of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka revolve around the
arrival and departure of monsoon. In the dry season, they move to the coastal tracts
and leave when the rains come. Only buffaloes like the wet conditions of the
coastal areas during the monsoon months. Other herds has to be shifted to the
dry plateau at this time.
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