Flag of Eastern Highlands Papa New Guinea - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Eastern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea, is a rectangular banner divided into three equal vertical stripes of colors green, black, and gold (yellow). The flag was officially adopted on June 23, 1974. The green symbolizes the lush vegetation and fertile land, the black represents the indigenous population, and the yellow signifies the minerals found in the region. A stylized bird of paradise, known as the 'Kukwaburra,' is positioned in the center of the flag. This bird species is native to the Eastern Highlands Province and is considered a national symbol of Papua New Guinea. The flag reflects the province's rich biodiversity and cultural heritage.