The little red village in the mountains - Yisala

In the deep mountains, there hides a red Yi ethnic village, counting its age by the millennia, with a unique love for the fervent red. How many shades of red are there? Rosy red, watermelon red, apricot red... From now on, there is a red known as Yisala red, red that is both magnificent and simple, passionate yet timid. When the weather is good, the entire village turns especially red at sunset. Tourism in Yisala village has not been overly developed. If you don't drive yourself, it's quite inconvenient to get there, with maybe just two buses a day. Nearby is the Jinsha River Grand Canyon, which is also quite beautiful and requires arranging transportation to get there, but you can drive directly to the viewing platform. Yisala village has not yet been taken over by small shops, bars, or coffee houses. There is a small store where you can buy some simple food. There is one household open to visitors, while the rest are residences that you cannot enter. You can just walk around the village, look at the red houses, and take photos. (If you're not very into photography, there really isn't much else to see or do.) There seems to be a restaurant because I saw a sign, but it wasn't open.