A few months ago, I took a photography class which I enjoyed. I met new friends who are also interested in photography, as well as traveled to several locations alone for the learning experience.
One of those places is the Quezon Memorial Circle, one of the well-known national parks here in the Philippines.
Captured above is the main attraction of the park: the Quezon Memorial Shrine containing the remains of the late President Manuel Quezon and his wife, Aurora Quezon. It also has a musuem for students and tourists alike to visit.
Aside from the mausoleum, there are restaurants and food stalls, gardens for picnics, amusement rides and recreational spaces for families to enjoy themselves. Unfortunately, I didn't take a photo of the fountain; it looked better at night with its dazzling light show and I couldn't stay any longer.
Special thanks to the young ladies above who said yes instantly when asked if I can take a photo. It was my first time roaming around the park alone so I felt a bit awkward. Turns out, it's all fine and sometimes people would even smile at the camera.
Until next time!