The Flag of Phatthalung Province in Thailand is a rectangular banner featuring three horizontal stripes of equal width. The top stripe is red, symbolizing bravery; the middle stripe is white, representing peace and purity; and the bottom stripe is blue, signifying wisdom and loyalty. A golden stupa (chedi) in the center represents Buddhism, the dominant religion in Thailand. The flag was officially adopted on July 25, 1948, reflecting the province’s rich history and cultural identity. Phatthalung Province is located in southern Thailand and is known for its agricultural resources, particularly rubber plantations and coconut farms.