Flag of Tumbes capital of the Tumbes Region Peru - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Tumbes is the official symbol representing the capital city of the Tumbes Region in Peru. Adopted on September 19, 2004, it features three horizontal stripes in the colors green, white, and red. These colors are significant as they correspond to those used in the Peruvian national flag. The leftmost stripe (hoist side) is red, symbolizing courage, bravery, and honor, while the rightmost stripe (fly side) is green, signifying hope, peace, and fertility. The central white stripe, which takes up approximately two-thirds of the flag's width, represents unity, purity, and tranquility. Overlying the central white stripe is a yellow sun with eight rays extending from its center. This symbol represents the Tumbes Region, with the sun representing its warm climate and the eight rays symbolizing the eight provinces that make up the region. The flag serves as an emblem of pride for the citizens of Tumbes and is displayed during official ceremonies and celebrations throughout the city and region.