Tasikmalaya Regency Emblem

The Tasikmalaya Regency emblem consists of a white, five-sided shield depicting Mount Galunggung, rice fields, three rivers, pointed yellow haur bamboo, and a ribbon inscribed “Sukapura Ngadaun Ngora.” Its elements and colors carry meanings associated with local geography, livelihoods, and struggle in West Java, Indonesia.

• Five-sided shield: The shield symbolizes the community’s spirit of mutual cooperation, grounded in the philosophy of Pancasila.
• Mount Galunggung: Shown in blue, the mountain symbolizes local pride, steadfastness, and the area’s distinctive geography.
• Three rivers: The rivers symbolize sources of life and support for the people’s agriculture.
• Rice fields: The 17 green and yellow plots symbolize fertility and prosperity, the 17 August Independence Day, and the people’s industriousness.
• Pointed yellow haur bamboo: This element symbolizes the history of heroism and physical struggle against colonial rule.
• Colors: White symbolizes pure resolve, black permanence, yellow greatness and glory, green fertility and natural prosperity, and blue loyalty and honesty.
• Ribbon inscription: The yellow ribbon bears “Sukapura Ngadaun Ngora,” a regional slogan referring to Sukapura or Tasikmalaya as continually growing, developing, and advancing.

The motto’s wording expresses ongoing growth and progress. The Tasikmalaya Regency emblem’s ribbon also conveys a spirit of mutual cooperation and struggle, alongside lasting economic and social progress.