Manuallaya Resort, The Resort-Spa in the divine land of Manali, rests high on the Himalayas, over 7,000 feet. Amidst Tranquility, Peace and Beauty.
Spread over 7 acres of land, nestled between the flowing river Beas, and the majestic Rohtang pass- set amidst Asia's thickest pinewood forest, with a panoramic view of snow clad Himalayas. Manuallaya Resort provides an opportunity to get close to nature and experience romance and nature in the Himalayas.

The resort is in Manali which is 40 kms. away from Kulu to the north situated near the end of the valley on the National Highway leading to Leh. The resort is built on one entire face of the mountain and has flowing waterfalls on either side.

It has always catered to the needs of the tourist who come in search of spiritual peace, leisure or adventure. It is the chosen destination of the leisure, lifestyle and business traveller.

55 rooms across eight categories. International style architecture and furnishing.  Yet retained the local essence. The resort offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding gardens, mountains and forests.  Cozy interiors of the cottage, luxurious furnishings, imported laminated wooden flooring, balconies facing the valley and snow-clad mountains.
And Tva, the health spa.  An abode of Wellness.  The power of Ayurveda, flowers, leaves, water, oils, mud, massages.
Come experience the divine land.  Breathe in the spiritual air. Eat and drink of the blessed geography.  Feel the divine stirring in you.  Realise the awakening.  Recognise yourself.  Then go back home to your world, rejuvenated in body and spirit.

Facilities
Conference, Dining, Spa, Services, Doctor on call, Same day laundry / Dry Cleaning, Baby-sitting on request, Satellite television, Safe deposit vaults, Foreign Currency exchange, Flower bouquet on request, Daily newspaper on request, Assistance in booking adventure sports, 24 hours running hot and cold water, Special Arrangement for theme parties, Business centre with computer, printer and internet access, Complimentary car parking facility, lodging and boarding for drivers.

Fitness / Health Club
To enjoy the beauty of nature you need a healthy body. Our health club has a squash court, billiards, badminton court, table tennis room, card room, carom room, roller skating all weather rink, and "Bodyline" our state of the art gymnasium along with Jacuzzi, Steam bath and Sauna.

Activities
Clothing
Traditional Dress of Men
Chola: Chola is a long woolen coat with pleats.
Dora: Dora is a piece of cloth which is tied on the waist and is served as a belt.
Suthan: Suthan is something like a tight pant.
Topa: Topa is a black cap.
Topi: It is now known as Kullu Cap. It is a colorful cap made out of woollen cloth with a Kulluvi designed band around it.
Lachhoo: Lachhoo is a blanket used to cover the shoulders.
Chadder: Chadder or Loi is a gents shawl. It is mostly in grey, white, cream and brown in color.

Traditional Dress of Women
Pattoo: It is a traditional dress of the local women. It is thicker and heavier than shawls, with fast and bright colors. Women wear pattoo over their clothes and pin both ends with local silver broaches called 'boomini', which is a long silver chain. It covers the whole body and a piece of cloth is tied around the waist called gachchi, which acts as a belt.
Dhatu or Thipu: Dhatu or Thipu is a square piece of cloth used to cover the head.
Shawls: These shawls are world famous because of their beautiful intricate designs and bright colors.
Pullas: Pullas are footwear like the bedroom slippers made out of hemp (fibre extracted from Marijuana stem). Very colorful designs are made on the upper portion with colored woolen threads.
Nepali porters, Buddhist monks, and even the odd party of Zanskaris, swathed in fusty woolen gonchas, muddled together with souvenir-hunting Indian and Western tourists-all add up to the welcoming hub of Manali

Festivals
Though almost all the festivals are celebrated with zest and devotion, Dussehra gets special attention all over the valley. The festival is celebrated in the month of October during the autumn season when the rest of the country celebrates Durga Puja and Vijaya Dashami. The celebration goes on for a few days when all the people of the Kullu valley take part enthusiastically.

The Hadimba Devi fair is another important event in this place and a rather big fair is organized in the Hadimba Devi temple complex. People from in and around the countryside come to visit this fair, which is held during the spring season when the valley is at its spectacular and colourful best.
The Doongri Forest festival, which is basically organized by the women folks of this place, is another major event of this place. Moreover, the winter sport carnival held in the mid-February draws a good number of tourists from all over the country and abroad.

Winter Carnival
Snow continues to play a major part in February's festivals and Himachal's Winter Carnival is also held this month. Ski slopes of Kufri, Manali and Narkanda come to life with adventure seekers competing their way downhill. For daredevils, Manali, as a base camp, offers best opportunity for Heli-Skiing.

Spring Festival
Spring festival is also called Basantotsava or Pipal jatra and takes place at Dhalpur ground Kullu from 28th April to 30th April. This fair has been declared a state festival by the Himachal Pradesh government. As it marks the beginning of the spring season (and also the tourist season) in the valley, it is also known as Spring Festival.