The progress ( kauswagan ) praised in the city hymn stems directly from its rich agricultural roots. Bais City is the historic engine of the sugar industry in Negros Oriental. Central Azucarera de Bais (CAB)
A city hymn is more than just formal poetry set to music; it serves practical socio-political functions:
Bais City is not resting on its laurels. As a 3rd-class component city in the Philippines, it is looking forward to a progressive future while safeguarding its natural and cultural heritage. The city’s vision is to be a “God-loving City of empowered and resilient citizenry, in a sustainably managed community that is economically vibrant and progressive, yet with a life-nurturing and ecologically balanced environment catalyzed by dynamic local governance.”
which is now sung at all official ceremonies to symbolize unity and pride. Matahom nga Dakbayan sa Bais - Bais City Offici...
The history of Bais is a captivating journey that evolved from a modest fishing village into an economic powerhouse in Central Visayas. The Legend of the "Ba-is"
Bais is most famous for its rich marine biodiversity and unique coastal features. Attraction Highlights Dolphin Watching
, established in 1918 as one of the first sugar centrals in the Philippines. Coastal Heritage: The progress ( kauswagan ) praised in the
The phrase Matahom nga Dakbayan encapsulates the city's essence. It is beautiful not only for its scenic spots but for the integrity of its environment. Bais is a recipient of various environmental awards, recognized for its efforts in marine conservation and sustainable tourism.
(Beautiful City of Bais) is the official local anthem and guiding identity of Bais City, Negros Oriental . Officially institutionalized via City Ordinance No. 53, series of 2024 , this cultural symbol captures the deep heritage, ecological wonders, and industrial resilience of the Baisanon people.
The administration of the local government balances the preservation of cultural icons, like the city hymn, with distinct industrial and ecological responsibilities. The Sugarcane Industry and Economic Foundation As a 3rd-class component city in the Philippines,
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The hymn was co-written by Bais Culture and Arts Officer Rolin C. Obina and Oyvin Thon C. Valencia.
The city’s beauty is defined by three main pillars: a marine sanctuary, a historical landmark, and a freshwater haven.
Educational facilities, like the Basak Integrated School , have integrated the audio and video packages into their morning assemblies and graduation rites.
Here’s a properly drafted Facebook post for the official page, keeping a warm, proud, and community-focused tone: