Best Barbershop near me in Murshidabad, West Bengal

Murshidabad was once the capital of Bengal, and the Hazarduari palace by the Bhagirathi still draws the visitors, but the working town of the district is Berhampore, the headquarters, with its colleges, its silk trade and its brass and bell-metal workshops in Khagra. Jangipur, Farakka and Kandi are the other centres. The barbershops of Murshidabad are old-school and plentiful, and the town ones are getting steadily smarter.

A basic cut in Berhampore is ₹70 to ₹180. Mid-range unisex salons in the town charge ₹250 to ₹500, and a couple of premium men's salons reach ₹800. Beard shaping is ₹80 to ₹300, a hot-towel straight-razor shave ₹60 to ₹200, and a head massage ₹80 to ₹250. Grey blending is ₹400 to ₹1,200. Fade skill is best near the colleges; elsewhere check photos before you book. To the south, the university town of Kalyani in Nadia and, further on, Kolkata have the deeper premium tiers, while Maldah to the north shares Murshidabad's prices.

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The clientele is students from Berhampore's colleges, silk and brass traders, government staff, and families making the Sunday cut a group visit with the children. Eid and Durga Puja are the two big peaks in this part of West Bengal, and the November-to-February wedding season brings groom packages with a facial, grey coverage and a trial cut. Visitors to Hazarduari and the Nawabi sites sometimes want a shave before the tour. The poets' and pilgrims' district of Birbhum lies to the west with the same unhurried barbers.