It's experiences like this that fill me with joy. Such a beautiful evening watching the show. We learned a lot about traditional rajasthani culture and understand the importance of preserving it in this modern age. We were the only 2 in the 6:30 show (it was still off season) so had the opportunity to ask questions about the traditional instruments used during the show and got to see the puppets up close. The family that make the puppets and perform the show are descendants of orignal puppeteers who would tour the villages with their show in the past. Very humbling people and not too pushy on trying to sell you any extras - just happy to answer your questions and very proud to be a rajasthani. We also got to meet the founder of the musuem after viewing his personal collection of rajasthani artifacts. Overall it was a great experience and I urge people to go and enjoy this 'not on hotel to do list' activity.

Really interesting little museum/ gallery. The founder of the museum is a very interesting 90yr old who is happy to have a chat. Different to all the flash museums and definitely worth a look. Puppet shows are on at night

Must visit gem of Jaisalmer. Excellent puppet show by local artists which was a great way to end the day. One can also buy puppets and other handcrafted items from them. The museum hand curated by Mr NK Sharma is a great view into the past of Jaisalmer and its way of life. It was a delight to meet the 90 yr old gentleman who is still just as enthusiastic about sharing his knowledge. There is also a shop where one can buy raja rani fridge magnets, dhoop made with local ingredients, local hing and Mr Sharma's books about the city and its culture