Lithuania

About the flag

The flag shown is that of Lithuania, featuring three horizontal stripes of yellow, green, and red. Each color has symbolic significance: yellow represents the sun and prosperity, green stands for the forests and nature, and red symbolizes the bloodshed for independence. Lithuania regained its independence from the Soviet Union in 1990, and its flag, adopted shortly thereafter, reflects the country's national identity and spirit. To help remember this flag, notice the distinctive color combination and think of Lithuania's vibrant landscapes—sunshine, lush greenery, and rich history. Interestingly, Lithuania is one of the Baltic states, along with Latvia and Estonia, which have distinct flags but share similar experiences in the quest for sovereignty. Recognizing Lithuania’s flag can enhance your appreciation for its culture and dedication to independence.