Berhampore

Berhampore is a city in the province of West Bengal, India, in Murshidabad area arranged in the focal piece of the state. As of the 2011 evaluation, it had a populace of 305,609 and was the seventh biggest city in West Bengal after Kolkata, Asansol, Siliguri, Durgapur, Barddhaman and Malda. Having support from the Nawabs, specialists from different field of expressions sowed the seed of social legacy in this place. The quiet way of life of this city still brings out a rich social condition. All well-to-do guardians send their kids to no less than one school of workmanship. Among them, moving, acting, painting, and music are the most well known.

Exquisite bits of hand-make expressions can likewise be found in this district, to be specific the handcraft in making of cover, bamboo and jute specialties, and smaller than usual works of art. The place was otherwise called "Brilliant Bengal" by the Britishers. The polished crafts of the locale are exceptionally prominent among the sightseers. Berhampore is additionally extremely prominent for the high quality floor coverings, bushels and the little painting made up of jute overwhelms one and makes one ponder that would jute be able to be used so wonderfully. The real businesses arranged here incorporate ivory cutting, rice and oil-seed processing silk weaving and valuable metal working.