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

The Flag of Puno, the capital city of the Puno Region in Peru, is a symbolic representation of the region's cultural heritage and historical significance. Adopted in 2002, the flag features three horizontal bands of equal size in the colors red, white, and green, with the coat of arms of the city placed centrally on the white band. The red symbolizes the blood shed by the indigenous people during their struggle for independence, white represents peace and unity, while green signifies hope, agriculture, and nature. The coat of arms includes elements such as the Andean condor, representing freedom and power, the sun, a traditional Incan symbol, and an ear of wheat, representing the region's agricultural wealth. This flag is flown proudly in Puno City and serves as a testament to the city's rich cultural heritage and its strong connection to Peru's indigenous past.