Probolinggo Regency Emblem

The Probolinggo Regency emblem consists of a star, the Banger River, a red-and-white wind, and a mountain. These elements express documented religious, historical, climatic, and geographic references associated with Probolinggo Regency in East Java.

• Yellow star: The yellow star symbolizes belief in the One Almighty God.
• Banger River: The river refers to the Banger River, identified as the origin of the area’s name during the administration of Probolinggo’s first regent, Kiyai Tumenggung Djojolelono, who served from 1746 to 1768.
• Red-and-white wind: The red-and-white wind represents the strong dry-season wind that comes from the southeast. This local wind is known as “Angin Gending”.
• Mountain: The mountain symbolizes Mount Bromo, which is located in the Tengger Mountains.

The Probolinggo Regency emblem carries the motto “Prasadja Ngesti Wibawa”, a Javanese expression meaning “Living simply to create honor”. The regency is also associated with the nickname “Bumi Bayuangga”, formed from Bayu, referring to the wind or Angin Gending, together with grapes and mangoes. These documented references connect the emblem’s symbolism with local history, environmental conditions, and cultural identity.