Chicham Is A Quaint And Remote Gaon (Village) Located In, The Lahaul And Spiti District Of Himachal Pradesh Of India. Blessed With Salubrious Weather. Connected By A Thrilling Self-Operated Ropeway Which Was Once Used To Traverse Through The Deep Gorge. Featuring One Of Asia’s Highest Suspension Bridge Which Is An Engineering Marvel Built At A Staggering Height Of More Than 13,500 Feet. Chicham Is Flourishing In The Aesthetic Landscapes Of The Majestic Spiti Valley. Known For Offering Spellbinding Views Of The Gigantic Snow-Crowned Mountains Of The Great Himalayas. Often Visited By The Elusive Snow-Leopards; Also Known As “The Ghost Of The Mountains”. Chicham Is Situated At An Elevation Of More Than 4,095 Meters (Above The Sea Level) Across, A Deep Gorge Of Parilungbo Canyon; Also Known As The “Samba Lamba Nallah”. Streamlined By The Homestays Exhibiting Intricately Designed, Planned, Constructed And, Preserved Himalayan Architecture. This Quaint And Remote Chicham Gaon (Village) Of North India Which Is Carpeted By The Blanket Of White Snow In, Winter Season Is A Delight For Adventure-Seekers, Travelers, Trekkers And, Wildlife Photographers.