Mention Bangkok to most travelers and the first things that come to mind arethe bright lights and a big, messy city. Rarely do people think of the Sin City of Asia _(1)_ a green destination. All of that is changing with the Bangkok Tree House. Located on the small peninsula of Bang Ka Chao, commonly known as Bangkok's Green Lung, this 12-suite boutique inn is fast becoming a hotspot for those seeking refuge from the _(2)_ city. The Bangkok Tree House is _(3)_ among palm and mangrove trees, with each suite offering views of the surrounding Chao Phraya River and coconut plantations. The facility is only _(4)_ by foot, bike, or boat since the lush trails do not accommodate cars. The biggest attraction at this hotel compared to the others in Bangkok is its love and _(5)_ for nature through its practice of zero waste. Specifically, they reduce, reuse, and recycle. The Bangkok Tree House reduces its carbon footprint by using wind andsolar energy to power their energy-efficient light bulbs and _(6)_. It also doesn'trely on chemicals to purify the water in its natural swimming pond or to get rid _(7)_ mosquitoes and other local insects. Discarded juice cartons were reused as wall insulation, _(8)_ reclaimed wood went into building its pier and walkways.Organic vegetables are grown on the property to _(9)_ the hotel's kitchen with the freshest produce, with all the waste being recycled in its on-site compostingfacility. What's more, rain water is collected and used to grow the _(10)_ on the property and one kilogram of trash is removed from the river for every booking. If you love Mother Nature, then you'll surely love a stay at the Bangkok Tree House.
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