Bhutan's flag prominently features a dragon.
The national flag of Bhutan is distinctive for its depiction of a Druk (thunder dragon). The flag is diagonally divided into two colored halves: yellow on the top and orange on the bottom. The dragon, black and white in color, is centered along the dividing line, facing away from the hoist side of the flag.
Here's a breakdown of the flag's elements:
- Yellow: Represents civil tradition and temporal authority.
- Orange: Symbolizes the spiritual tradition of Buddhism.
- Druk (Thunder Dragon): Represents Bhutan itself; its white color signifies purity and loyalty. The jewels held in its claws symbolize wealth and perfection.
Therefore, when asked which country's flag has a dragon on it, the correct answer is Bhutan.
