This study explores and analyses peace process in post-2001 Afghanistan. It attempts to understand public perception towards the peace process including the levels of people’s awareness and satisfaction, and their assessment of the successes and failures of the peace processes. It also examines the peoples’ attitudes towards the Taliban’s character, popularity, and stance regarding the peace process. Based on a nationwide survey conducted between March and May 2018, this study provides the opportunity to understand public opinion regarding Afghanistan’s peace processes.