History:
Goranthals are a tribal group from the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
The Goranthals are believed to have originated from the Gond tribe of Central India. They were nomadic hunters and gatherers who migrated to the region of Andhra Pradesh in the early 16th century.
Description:
Goranthals are known for their unique culture and customs. They celebrate festivals such as Chittirai, Dussera, and Bhogi. They also observe traditional practices such as the exchange of gifts and the performance of rituals.
Goranthals are known for their hospitality and generosity. They have a strong sense of community and are very welcoming to outsiders. They also have a strong sense of honor and respect for their elders.
There are several variations of the Goranthals. These include the Lambadis, the Bhatras, and the Malas. Each of these groups has their own distinct culture and customs.
