Bhraman

BHRAMAN, the most read travel magazine in India published from Kolkata every month, has revolutionized the way people look at travel today. Specialized in travel and tourism, BHRAMAN has been presenting interesting features embellished with spectacular photographs on exotic places in India and abroad since 1993.

Be it adventure tourism, education tourism, eco tourism, business tourism or simply pleasure tourism within India and beyond, BHRAMAN provides insights into all. Readers often compile the magazine's back issues and keep them for future reference. Undoubtedly, BHRAMAN has found its pride of place as a collector's item.
Spun off from the expertise of BHRAMAN, the house ventured into the electronic medium in 2002, with a weekly television programBhraman Far and Near on travel followed by a Daily television programs - Travel Diary and Let's see The World in both national and private channels. These television programs fetched BHRAMAN immediate recognition in the world of travel videos. Treading beyond the boundaries of television, BHRAMAN entered the arena of travel vcds & dvds. The travel CDs, now popularly known as Bhraman vcds, became hot sellers in the market within a short period and now has over 35 titles to its credit.
Treading beyond the boundaries of television, BHRAMAN entered the arena of travel vcds & dvds. The travel CDs, now popularly known as Bhraman VCDs, became hot sellers in the market within a short period and now has over 40 titles to its credit. Some of the Bhraman VCDs have been distributed FREE with Bhraman special issues which were highly appreciated by our readers.

BHRAMAN has always tried to bring the distant land to its readers and open up new travel possibilities for them. In this pursuit, in November 2004 Amarendra Chakravorty, Chief Editor of BHRAMAN accompanied by only one assistant, Sarbani Chakravorty, went on an adventer cruise to Antarctica and brought back priceless footage from which an hour long travel film on Antarctica was produced which has sold around 10,000 copies so far.
The escapades did not stop here, but rather became an inspiration for Amarendra Chakravorty to move ahead and produce video films, mostly single-handedly, on destinations like Alaska, Africa, North Cape, Mongolia, China, Myanmar, Nepal, Cambodia, North and South Thailand, Russia, Romania, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Egypt, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Malaysia, etc. He also directed a dozen travel films on, a dreamland for all, India.