Flag of Chiang Mai Province Thailand - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Chiang Mai Province is a significant symbol of Thailand's northernmost administrative region, Chiang Mai. Adopted in 1974, the flag features three horizontal stripes arranged from top to bottom, in the colors gold (yellow), red, and white. The golden stripe at the top represents the King, the red stripe in the middle signifies the people, and the white stripe at the bottom symbolizes the government. A central emblem, consisting of a white elephant standing on a lotus pedestal, is positioned within the red stripe. The elephant, known as "Chang Phueak," holds a white parasol over its back. This flag design embodies the rich cultural and historical heritage of Chiang Mai Province, reflecting its importance in Thailand's history and identity.