Flag of Chimbu Papa New Guinea - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Chimbu Papa is one of the regional flags used in Papua New Guinea. Adopted in 1977, it represents the Chimbu Province, located in the central highlands of the island. The flag features three horizontal stripes: green at the top (symbolizing the natural resources and fertile land), white in the middle (representing peace and unity), and red at the bottom (standing for courage and bravery). In the center is a stylized bird of paradise, a symbol of Papua New Guinea, with a yellow beak and feet. The Flag of Chimbu Papa serves as a visual representation of the cultural identity and heritage of the people in the Chimbu Province.