MAGKASINTAHAN NAKUHANAN SA AKTO NA GUMAGAWA NG MILAGRO SA PARK KAHIT NA MARAMING TAO!

The Quezon City Memorial Circle Park is one of the most famous parks in the country. Its most prominent feature is the tall mausoleum (approximately 217 feet) that contains the remains of former Philippine President Manuel L. Quezon.The locals usually call it the “Circle.”

The park contains the Quezon Memorial Shrine, lots of museums (the Quezon Heritage House, Museo ni Manuel L. Quezon, the QCX, and the Presidential Car Museum), recreational spaces, gardens, monuments, and markers.

It’s labeled as a national park but despite its status, there are still others who use the place as an alternative – so to speak – for their “rendezvous” and “romantic escapades.”According to Manila Flash, some students spotted a couple in the Quezon City Memorial Circle Park. The students were supposed to shoot for their school project but unfortunately, they encountered two individuals who just couldn’t get enough of each other.

The netizen even said that his or her “virgin eyes” were ruined. When the couple saw them, they reportedly lifted their middle finger at the students in question.This undoubtedly left the young people in shock. The netizen disgustedly said that the couple made a futile attempt to cover themselves with an umbrella.

One picture even showed a student who stood with a hand on her waist while the couple (especially the guy) carried on. If you look close enough at the picture, you can see the guy giving the camera a death-stare.We’re not sure if he’s leering or not but it’s obvious that he was probably enjoying the attention. For those of you who are thinking of doing the same thing this couple was, the Quezon City Memorial Circle Park is a public place and there are laws against public indecency. People of all ages go there to unwind, frolick, or in the student’s case, to record their video for a project.