Buleleng Regency Emblem

The Buleleng Regency emblem consists of Singa Ambara Raja, a winged lion clutching a corn cob. The emblem also includes a monument, counted feathers and corn elements, lotus petals, Gajah Mina figures, and gems.

• Winged lion and corn: Singa Ambara Raja is depicted as a winged lion clutching corn, the central named figure in the emblem.
• Monument and Independence Day counts: The monument represents Pancasila. The 17 wing feathers, 8 corn leaves, and 45 corn kernels refer to Indonesia’s Independence Day, August 17, 1945.
• Singaraja founding date: The 30 wing bones or feathers, 3 tail feathers, and 1,604 hairs on the lion refer together to Singaraja’s founding date, March 30, 1604.
• Lotus petals: The 9 petals symbolize Buleleng Regency’s 9 subdistricts.
• Gajah Mina figures: The 3 mythical sea creatures, each with an elephant’s head and a fish’s body, symbolize the strength, wisdom, and intelligence of Buleleng’s people as they navigate life.
• Gems: The 3 gems symbolize tri ratna, or three radiant gems, signifying the people’s vigilance and readiness.
• Colors: The bright blue field symbolizes the sea and the wide horizon, while the red lion symbolizes courage, patriotism, and a chivalrous spirit.
• Motto: “Singa Ambara Raja” means “Lion that flies in the sky” and symbolizes agility, might, and the people’s heroic spirit.

The Buleleng Regency emblem was established as the region’s official emblem under Regional Regulation No. 11/DPRD-GR/PER/29, dated April 25, 1968.