Red walls and green tiles, the "Little Seda" Yishala Village is so beautiful!

Panzhihua is truly a hidden gem! 63 km from the city center, there is a hidden ancient village, Shala Village. Red walls and green tiles, row upon row, some call it the "Little Seda." But I think it has more human touch than Seda! ▼An ancient village with a high degree of Han and Yi integration, with a history of over 1,800 years. A Chinese historical and cultural village, "China's First Lipo Yi Village"! With winding corridors and high eaves, it retains the most primitive Qinhuai residential style. The village is mostly inhabited by original residents, with unified architecture and no excessive commercialization. Windmills, residences, and ethnic customs are perfectly integrated, making it a great place for photography! ▼Next to Yishala Village is the Jinsha River Grand Canyon. Standing on the glass observation deck 500 meters above the water surface, the emerald-like Jinsha River is right under your feet, magnificent... ▼In Yishala, there is the only observatory in the southwest region. One of the important bases for astronomical research in China! Due to time constraints, I didn't get to visit, which is a pity... With an average annual temperature of 16°C, it's a natural treasure for health and wellness. When you visit Panzhihua, you must take a trip to Yishala!