A powerful testament to the human spirit, the Tunnel of Hope emerged amidst the tumultuous Bosnian War in the 1990s, serving as Sarajevo's sole lifeline to the outside world. In a touching interview, we had the privilege of speaking with Aldin, a survivor of the war, who shared firsthand accounts of how these tunnels were constructed and why they became a beacon of hope for the people of Sarajevo during the war. Are you an expert on Bosnia? Play our Insightful Travel Trivia game for a chance to

"We feel for the people of Gaza because we went through horrors of war in a very similar way." Bosnian survivors of genocide have protested Israel’s genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. | Al Jazeera English