The flag of Nepal is the only national flag with a non-quadrilateral shape, with two triangular pennants stacked atop one another.
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Do You Know the Hidden Meanings Behind These National Flags?

The flag of Nepal is the only national flag with a non-quadrilateral shape, with two triangular pennants stacked atop one another.

The dual triangles not only represent the pointed peaks of Nepal's sacred Himalayan mountains, but also the country's two primary religions: Hinduism and Buddhism. The coloring of Nepal's flag features a deep red interior surrounded by a blue border. The red represents the color of the country's national flower, the rhododendron, as well as the fierce resolve of its people as well as victory in war — in contrast to the blue border, which is the color of peace.

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