Explore The Rich and Indigenous Culture of Manali

Losar Festival

This festival celebrates the Tibetan New Year. It is celebrated in February. This festival adds significantly to the culture of Manali.

Manali winter carnival

This winter carnival contains singing, dancing, and sports events. Skiing is the most popular sport and traditional culture of Himachal Pradesh. Apart from these, there are food bazaars. 

 Naggar Castle

The castle was built in the 15th-century ADE. The architecture is massive, and the walls within showcase the works of the Russian master- Nicholas Roerich. 

 The people

The people in Manali are mostly Hindu. They include Brahmins, Rajputs, Rathis, Kolis, etc. The tribal communities form a major part of the culture of the place. Here, you find Kinnars and nomadic Gujjars.

Language

The state’s official language is Hindi, but several Pahari languages are also spoken. 

Clothing

Himachal Pradesh culture dresses are westernized. Previously, Brahmins wore dhoti, kurta, and waistcoats, and the males in the Rajput families wore churidar pajamas. But these are no longer followed. 

Food

Manali food culture is like most of the north Indian states. However, non-vegetarian dishes are preferred.

Resorts in Manali

Resorts are also a part of the culture of Manali. Since the industry here is tourism based, these resorts maintain the rich food and culture of Manali.

Art and craft

The wealthy culture of Manali is incomplete without art and craft. Architecture, metalwork, and antique shops are some examples that cite the variety of things offered here.

Festivals

Kullu Dussehra is a festival with religious connotations, but is a cultural festival. This festival’s long history dates back to the 17th century and the erstwhile King Jagat. 

Places to stay in Manali Himachal Pradesh 

To experience the culture of Manali, one has to stay in the best of places. One has to research on the internet to find the best place to stay here. Sparsh Resort is one of the best resorts, with the affluent food and culture of Manali. The resort mostly comes with hot water and sometimes a tub. The other amenities may sometimes have Wi-Fi. Sadly, these resorts are not pet-friendly as the government does not allow pets to be carried. Come and experience the beauty of Manali at our resort! Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Himalayas, explore the lush green forests, and take part in thrilling adventure activities. Book your room now!