The Flag of South Kalimantan, also known as “Bintang Kalimantan Selatan,” is a symbol representing the Indonesian province of South Kalimantan. Adopted on December 18, 2007, this flag features three horizontal stripes, with the top and bottom stripes colored red (symbolizing courage and bravery) and the middle one white (signifying peace and honesty). The red stripes each occupy a quarter of the flag’s height, while the white strip takes up half. A large yellow star, symbolizing unity and brilliance, is positioned in the center of the white stripe, representing South Kalimantan within Indonesia’s union. This design reflects the province’s rich natural resources, diverse culture, and strong spirit, mirroring the boldness and serenity found within its people and landscape.