Reasons for nomadic tribes moving from one place to another.

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The nomadic tribes do not have fields of their own.

They live in the high hills of the Himalayas, they have to shift to the low hills because in winter the high hills are covered with snow.

As the snow melts they march northwards in the search for new grazing grounds.

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The nomadic tribes moved from one place to another because they lacked their own fields; nomadic tribes were forced to move from one location. They occupy the high hills of the Himalayas, but during the winter, when the high hills are covered in snow, they must relocate to the low hills. They go northward in search of new grazing areas when the snow melts.
Nomadic tribes do not have their regular fields. Some of them reside in the Himalayan highlands with their cattle, but they must relocate to the lowlands from September to April since the highlands are covered in snow. As the snow melts and the hillsides are filled with greenery and various types of grass, they migrate northwards in search of new grazing sites as summer approaches. As winter approaches and the mountains are blanketed in snow, they begin their journey searching for food and fodder for their cattle. The upward migration of nomadic pastoralists results in the natural restoration of vegetation grounds. The cattle have plenty of feed in both the high mountains and the lower slopes, thanks to the constant movement. This also aids in the preservation of pasture land quality.

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