In the circular shaped exhibition hall of the museum the items and tools recall the shepherd life and traditions of the area called Kiskunság. BR>
A map of the 17th-18th century indicates the spacious plains of Kecskemét, as well as the meadows used bz the Jász and Kun ethnlic groups. The tree standing in the middle of the museum / which is practically a proned tree branch was serving for the indication of the meadow boders. The wheel burrow beside the branch was used for storing and transporting the foods.

The exhibition demonstrates the everzdaz utilitz tools of the shepherds of Kiskunság. The most valueable of of the various bells is the one ornamented by our old arms and made at the end of the 19th cebturz. Silver buttons, ornamented belts and spurs are also displazed. One of the walking stick has has the following inscription: “Dont hurt the Hungarian!”. A good number of bone, leather and woden utilitz tools / bearing the charateristics of various regions / are also exhibited.

The natural world of the lowlands of Bugac and the forests are demonstrated in the diorámas. Looking out through the museum we will have a wonderful view of the lowlands.