Tibet, home to the world's highest vineyard, is making wine against the odds. The unlikely wine industry is bearing fruit as China pushes to develop and integrate the Himalayan region. Allen Wan has more from 3,600 meters above sea level. (Source: Bloomberg)
Tibet, home to the world's highest vineyard, is making wine against the odds. The unlikely wine industry is bearing fruit as China pushes to develop and integrate the Himalayan region. Allen Wan has more from 3,600 meters above sea level. (Source: Bloomberg)
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