Balilihan Got Talent Competition
Among this year’s pre-fiesta activities in honor of the Our Lady of Mt Carmel was the Balilihan Got Talent Competition. Two schedules of audition were set and many Balilinhons came to give a try of their different talent and ten were chosen to perform during the final showdown held on July 13, 2012.
Learn More »Libungan, North Cotabato in Balilihan
Among this year’s pre-fiesta activities in honor of the Our Lady of Mt Carmel was the Balilihan Got Talent Competition. Two schedules of audition were set and many Balilinhons came to give a try of their different talent and ten were chosen to perform during the final showdown held on July 13, 2012.
Learn More »GST Trainer’s Training for LGU Personnel
The municipality in partnership of the GREAT Women Project conducted this training in the last week of November, 2012. This aimed to enhance the training management, facilitation and presentation skills of LGU personnel in doing IEC to barangay officials and women’s group. Besides, simplified module on GST and outline and design for short discussions related to gender and women’s economic empowerment were some of the expected output of the activity. (mycky-mpio)
Learn More »SUMAD 2012 AGRO-INDUSTRIAL FAIR OPENING
The affair started with a ribbon cutting of the opening of the Agro-Industrial Fair and TESDA mobile welding and culinary facilities. Gov. Edgar M. Chatto led the ribbon cutting together with wife Madam Pureza, Mayor DomieChatto and wife Madam Babie, Former Mayor TiyaIndayChatto, Dr. Stella Marie Lapiz, Mr. Larry Pamugas, SB Members, Heads of Offices, and barangay captains. Rev. Fr. OndoySilagan officiated the blessing thereafter. Then followed by a program wherein the ff. were done, namely: ceremonial turn-over on the passing on the gift of carabao livestock dispersal under Lets Help Bohol, districbution of improved grasses and legumes for forage & pasture development, ceremonial turn-over of native chicken dispersal under Purok Power Movement, launching of gatasansapaaralan, distribution of fruit bearing tree seedlings, distribution of plastic drums, HDPE pipe and Knapsack sprayer, distribution of fingerlings to farmer beneficiaries. Animal clinic was also done: treatment/diagnosis, vitamin supplementation, deworming, spraying/castration of dogs. Awarding of winners of the poster making contest relating to world rabies day was also initiated and so was the oath taking of CDP-PPM KA-ABAG. (mycky-mpio)
Learn More »SUMAD 2012 CELEBRATION
This year’s celebration was started by a holy mass officiated by Rev. Fr. Felix Cleofas Silagan and Rev. Fr. Joel Halasan. The mass was also offered for the late Assemblyman Eladio “Tiyo Kiking” Chatto since this was the very day that he passed away some years ago. A culmination program and awarding ceremonies were done immediately after the mass while the customary “Pista sa Nayon” was done wherein the Balilinhons, guests and visitors shared the abundance of the food prepared. (mycky-mpio)
Learn More »LGU Family Day
It has been a tradition of LGU-Balilihan that after having a SUMAD week celebration, an LGU Family Day immediately follows. For this year, instead of a beach party, the group opted for a sports fest. It aimed to measure officials, employees and personnel in terms of sports through dividing themselves in four teams—green, blue, orange and yellow for the various traditional and ball games. The activity commenced with a colorful parade and the games followed thereafter. (mycky-mpio)
Learn More »PNP’s GOVERNOR’S CUP
Balilihan Police Station initiated a Governor's Cup wherein police officers from Catigbian, Sagbayan, Danao, Tubigon, Baclayon and Balilihan have participated. To add colors to the tournament, exhibition games between SWAT and 4th Special Forces, Balilihan Selection and MSF were played. Moreover, when the championship games were done, Danao team turned out as the champion, Baclayon team as the first runner-up and Balilihan team as second runner-up. On the other hand, for the special exhibition games, SWAT won over the 4SF Company. (mycky-mpio)
Learn More »Trail Run and Duathlon in Balilihan
One of the pre Fiesta activities of this town in honor of the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel was the trail run and duathlon which was jointly organized by the Mt Carmel parish and LGU-Balilihan..Students, professionals, youth and adult came to be part of the event. (mycky-mpio)
Learn More »Turn-Over of Command Ceremony
On Dec 01, 2012 a turn-over of command ceremony was conducted by the 4SFC hqs at Baucan Sur, this municipality. A warmest welcome message was given by 1Lt Clinton Capio while 1Lt David Cayton read the relief and designation order. LtC Julius Tomines, commanding officer of 2SFBn was the presiding officer and likewise leading the turn-over of command symbol
Learn More »BCES in its United Nations Celebration
Balilihan Central Elementary School had its culmination on the United Nations Celebration thru a grand and colorful parade on Oct. 31, 2012. Each class was assigned with a nation wherein the pupils wore the respective national costume. A commemoration program was initiated as well. (mycky-mpio)
Learn More »Message of the Mayor
I Welcome you to the beautiful municipality of Balilihan, found in the interior part of Bohol.
I invite you to explore this website and learn more about our beloved municipality, its profile, barangays, doing business, and many more useful information.
Feel free to post your comments and suggestions in chat room and our message board.
Thank you for visiting and God Bless!
Mayor Dominisio L. Chatto
About Balilihan
Balilihan is a 4th class municipality in the province of Bohol, Philippines. Balilihan is located 22 kilometers northeast of Tagbilaran, City via Cortes (thru CPG North Avenue) and 19.7 kilometers northeast via Corella (thru J.A. Clarin Street). It holds the fourth (4th) largest land mass of the province, having 15,022 hectares/150.22 square km of its land area. According to the 2008 health survey, it has a population of 18,380 people and 9,176 registered voters as for May 2010 elections.
This municipality is located in the interior part of Bohol. It is said to have been so called because of the grass (balili) which grew in abundance in the locality. Balilihan means “a place where plenty of grass grows.” It is said to have been organized as a municipality in 1828. It used to be a part of Baclayon and was sparsely settled. The seat of government was in the then sitio of Bay-sa-Iring but was later transferred to the present site because of the scarcity of water in that area. In 1902, there was a move to fuse this town with Antequera but was vigorously opposed by the people. The following year, the municipality of Catigbian was annexed to Balilihan under Act No. 370 of the Philippine Commission.

