Primera clasificación Atractivos en Joshua Tree

Edward John Dingle, better known as Ding Le Mei, a journalist of British origin who spent decades learning under a Lama Master in Tibet, founded the Institute of Mentalphysics in 1927. Fusing together Western and Eastern philosophies, Mentalphysics is a combination of breathing techniques and meditation. More than 225,000 students have benefited from Ding Le Mei's methods of spiritual awakening here. The institute itself is a serene and peaceful looking structure, which is now called the Joshua Tree Retreat Center, and organizes many workshops on mental and spiritual healing.

Located in the remote interiors of Joshua National Park, the Keys Ranch was home to rancher and miner William F. Keys for nearly 60 years. The site is illustrative of one of the earliest settlements in the park, and is a must-visit for visitors. In order to preserve the authenticity of the site, limited visitors are allowed into the ranch and only guided tours are available from October to May. The ranch complex is home to the ranch house, a store, a school and a workshop area.

An informative and engaging precursor to the eponymous park, the Joshua Tree Visitor Center offers the perfect way to begin your adventure. Get a free map to the park here, learn more about the best trails to take, check out the unique exhibits on display or visit the shop on-site for a few collectibles. During busier months at the park (October-May), it is advisable to pick up the park pass here in order to avoid the long queues at the ranger station.