Flag of Songkhla Province Thailand - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Songkhla Province, Thailand, is a rectangular banner that represents the administrative division located in the southwestern part of the country. Adopted on January 24, 1932, the flag consists of three horizontal stripes: green, yellow, and red. The top half of the flag features a white crescent moon, positioned slightly towards the hoist side, accompanied by five white stars arranged in an X-shape. The bottom half is solid red. The design symbolizes the province's historical association with Patani Kingdom and its Islamic heritage. The green represents rice fields, which are abundant in the region, while the yellow stands for the royal family of Thailand. The crescent moon and stars represent Islam, and the red color signifies bravery and determination. The flag serves as a visual emblem of Songkhla Province's unique cultural identity within Thailand and is an important symbol of local pride among its residents.