Flag of Guayaquil Ecuador - Color Changing Coffee Mug

Flag of Guayaquil, Ecuador The Flag of Guayaquil is a symbol representing the administrative capital city of Guayas province and the most populous urban area in Ecuador. The flag was officially adopted on December 18, 2006, after a public competition to design an emblem that embodied the city's heritage and spirit. The Flag of Guayaquil features three horizontal stripes arranged from top to bottom: green, white, and red. These colors are significant as they represent nature (green), peace (white), and struggle for freedom and independence (red). In the center of the white stripe is a golden sun with 16 rays, symbolizing unity and the city's founding date, April 24, 1538. The Flag of Guayaquil serves not only as an official emblem for the city but also represents the rich history, culture, and identity of its people. The flag is flown proudly during special occasions and civic events, fostering a sense of unity and pride among residents and visitors alike.