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The previous flag of Thailand (which was then called Siam) has only red and white stripes; the flag before 1916 pictured a white elephant on a red ground.

Flag of Thailand - Description of the Thailand Flag * The description of the Thailand Flag is as follows: *

The flag of Thailand was adopted on September 28, 1917. The flag contains five horizontal strips that are colored red, white and blue, with the red stripe being the widest of all the strips. The colors stand for the nation, religion and the king.

The national flag of Thailand consists of five horizontal bands of red (top), white, blue (double width), white, and red.

Thailand ’s Flag or the flag of Thailand is shown below. There has been a few Thailand flags but the one below is the national flag of Thailand and most used.

* Flag of Thailand (Nylon with Polesleeve) * Flag of Thailand (Nylon with Polesleeve & Fringe) * Indoor Outfits Flag of Thailand Flag of Thailand Note: actual flag colors may differ slightly

The flag of Thailand consists of five horizontal stripes. The top and bottom are equal-sized red stripes, the middle stripe is blue which is lined above and below by equal-sized white stripes. The blue stripe is double the size of the other four.

The flag of Thailand shows five horizontal stripes in the colors red, white, blue, white and red. The middle blue strip is twice as wide as the other four. The three colors red-white-blue stand for nation-religion-king, an unofficial motto of Thailand.