The Flag of South Kalimantan is the official emblem representing the Indonesian province of South Kalimantan. Adopted on July 18, 1950, the flag features a yellow field with a stylized silhouette of Mount Kemang in black at the hoist side. The mountain is flanked by two white cocoa pods symbolizing the region’s agricultural wealth. The design is centered horizontally and slightly tilted towards the hoist, occupying approximately 40% of the flag’s width. The remaining area is divided into three equal horizontal stripes of red, white, and black, which are the national colors of Indonesia, extending to the fly side. This flag design reflects South Kalimantan’s natural beauty, agricultural resources, and its connection with the broader Indonesian nation.