Koh Chang, a must-visit place in Thailand, with plenty of places to eat

After staying on Koh Chang for three days, I like it more and more. Koh Chang is also part of Thailand's inner gulf, with calm seas and no natural disasters like typhoons or tsunamis. There are many indigenous people on the island, and Thailand's three major supermarkets and a large private hospital have branches on Koh Chang, making life very convenient. The hotels here are mostly a mix of apartments and villas, with both standalone and two-story villas, each about 50 square meters in size with very complete facilities, though it feels like a lot of space and functionality is wasted, such as the surf bathtub. Most hotels are by the sea, and the villa areas have exclusive swimming pools facing the sea, with very rich breakfasts. Whether at the swimming pool or the restaurant, there are always Chinese people around. At the viewpoint, I witnessed a minor car accident. A foreigner, unfamiliar with driving, scratched a Thai convoy. There was no argument; everyone patiently waited for the police to arrive and make a report for the insurance company, truly calm and peaceful. At the hotel, I met a Russian mother and daughter. The daughter was very lively and outgoing, liked to pose for photos, and spoke good English. They welcomed us to visit Russia. I believe that families who can now leave Russia to enjoy tourism abroad are probably not ordinary people. Koh Chang, I will come again!