The Flag of Naratiwat Province, Thailand, is a rectangular banner divided into two horizontal sections. The upper section is yellow, representing the Buddhist religion and the lower section is dark blue, symbolizing the sea and the unity of the people. In the center, there is a white crescent moon with five white stars arranged in a circle around it. The moon represents Islam, which is the predominant religion among the local Malay population. The flag was officially adopted on May 24, 1990. It reflects the cultural and religious diversity of Naratiwat Province in southern Thailand.