Right in the Nation’s capital, sometime size really does matter if you don’t want to get stuck in a super tiny hidden Hanoi’s alley.
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On Hang Thiec street, located in the heart of Old Quarter are two small alleys running parallel.
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These alleys were built by own of this tube house years ago to provide entrance way for their children.
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With the widest point is 60 centimeters only, an alley on Hang Dieu street is not ready to welcome some big people.
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Even pulling a 40-centimeter cabinet down the alley is tricky.
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Another narrow alley in Hang Bong street. But people living here still fell lucky enough because their motorbike at least can fit the alley.
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This alley on Hang Dau street is recognized as the smallest one in Hanoi with it’s wide of 40 centimeters only.
![Walking Through Hidden Hanoi's Alley](https://hafoodtours.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/community-yard.jpg)
In the ends of this alley is a 10 square meters yard shared by few families to use as kitchen.
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A tiny restaurant inside a small alley.
(Read more: Hanoi Old Quarter)