Flag of Phitsanulok Province Thailand The Flag of Phitsanulok Province, located in central Thailand, is a symbol representing the historical and cultural significance of this province. The flag features three horizontal bands of equal width in the colors yellow, white, and red, respectively, from top to bottom. The center band, which is white, contains the provincial seal emblem in its center. Yellow symbolizes King Naresuan the Great, who was born in Phitsanulok Province and played a crucial role in the history of Thailand. White represents the purity and honesty of the people, while red stands for bravery and courage. The provincial seal emblem includes a lion, which is a symbol of strength, and the Buddha image, representing peace and wisdom. The flag was officially adopted on January 24, 1976, as a way to celebrate and honor Phitsanulok Province’s rich history and cultural heritage. Today, it serves as an important emblem for the people of Phitsanulok, fostering a sense of unity and pride within the community.