The Flag of Bengkulu, Indonesia, is a rectangular banner divided into three horizontal stripes of equal size. The top stripe is red, the middle one is white, and the bottom one is yellow. A blue canton, taking up approximately the upper left quadrant of the flag, contains five white stars arranged in the shape of a square with an additional star at its center.The Bengkulu Province’s flag reflects its historical roots and symbolizes unity, resilience, and progress. The red stripe represents courage, the white stands for honesty and purity, while the yellow signifies wealth and prosperity. The blue canton with white stars denotes the province’s aspirations for peace, stability, and development. The central star symbolizes Bengkulu itself, with the other four stars representing its districts: Lebong, Muko-Muko, Rejang Lebong, and Seluma.The Flag of Bengkulu was officially adopted on October 14, 2013, as part of a broader effort to strengthen the province’s regional identity and pride. The flag is an essential symbol for Bengkulu residents and plays a significant role in ceremonial occasions and official events within the province.