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Bais City is world-famous as the premier whale and dolphin watching capital of the region, drawing visitors to the sprawling Tañon Strait. Its coastal terrain features vast mangrove forests and the stunning shifting sandbars of Manjuyod.
- Type
- City
- Province
- Negros Oriental
- Region
- Negros Island Region
- Island
- Visayas
- Area Size
- 319.64
- Latitude
- 9.590661
- Longitude
- 123.1213
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