Bengkulu Tengah Regency Emblem

The Bengkulu Tengah Regency emblem consists of a pentagonal shield with light and dark green colors and several symbolic features. Its design includes a star, a depiction of Mount Bungkuk, wavy lines, and a garland of rubber and coffee elements.

• Pentagonal shield and colors: The shield symbolizes defense, territorial security, and readiness to protect the community, based on Pancasila as the state foundation. The light and dark green colors symbolize fertile land, natural greenery, and agricultural potential.
• Yellow star: Positioned at the top, the star symbolizes the community’s religious values and strong connection to God Almighty.
• Mount Bungkuk: The mountain depicted at the center represents the geographic landmark Mount Bungkuk.
• Blue and white waves: The 11 wavy lines depict the region’s fisheries and maritime sectors and refer to November, the month of the regency’s formation.
• Rubber and coffee leaf garland: Its 21 leaves represent the date on which the regency’s establishment was promulgated. Rubber and coffee are identified as major plantation commodities.
• Rubber fruits: The 19 fruits represent the date of the acting regent’s inauguration and the beginning of the regency government.
• Coffee clusters and ties: The six coffee clusters and six ties binding the garland symbolize the six initial subdistricts.

The lower ribbon bears the motto “Maroba Kite Maju,” meaning “Together We Advance.” The Bengkulu Tengah Regency emblem is regulated by Bengkulu Tengah Regency Regional Regulation No. 2 of 2011.