The Flag of Ngchesar is a symbol representing the traditional district of Ngchesar within the nation of Palau. Adopted as a district flag, it serves to identify and honor Ngchesar, one of the 16 states that make up this oceanic island country located in the western Pacific.
The flag features three horizontal bands of equal width arranged from top to bottom in the colors blue, white, and red. The central band (white) is bisected by a stylized representation of a canoe paddle, symbolizing the traditional Palauan seafaring culture. A five-pointed star, also in white, appears at the hoist side (left) of the flag.
The blue color on the Ngchesar flag signifies the Pacific Ocean and the sky, while the white represents purity and peace. The red symbolizes strength, courage, and determination, essential qualities for the people of Ngchesar as they continue to preserve their rich cultural heritage and thrive in modern times.
The canoe paddle, found only on the Ngchesar flag among all Palauan district flags, reflects the region's strong maritime history. The star, placed at the hoist side, represents guidance, protection, and unity. Overall, the Flag of Ngchesar stands as a testament to the unique identity and spirit of this remarkable district within the diverse and captivating nation of Palau.
