Liu Ningliang and his two daughters eat noodles beside their tractor and caravan. [Photo/IC]
While many parents take their children for vacations in the summer, a father in Xingtai, North China's Hebei province, took his two daughters for a one-month trip on a tractor.
Liu Ningliang drives the tractor on the road. [Photo/IC]
Liu Ningliang, who was born in the 1980s, used to drive a tractor-refitted caravan from Xingtai to Hainan, and would leave the tractor there because driving it back was exhausting.
The two daughters buy vegetables in a market along the road. [Photo/IC]
The daughters took charge of cooking. They bought vegetables in local markets accompanied by their father.
The family usually ate vegetables and noodles, though they dined at a restaurant every week.
The two daughters stay inside the tractor-refitted caravan. [Photo/IC]
Traveling on a tractor didn't feel so comfortable because it was hot in the south. They parked the vehicle under trees or bridges during the daytime and drove at night.
On Aug 9, they arrived home after crossing seven provinces: Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hunan, Hubei, Henan and Hebei.
The two daughters make dinner. [Photo/IC]
The journey cost them more than 6,000 yuan.(873 US dollars)
Liu said his daughters have become more independent and learned many things during the trip.