Thai children sled at Snow Town Bangkok on July 28, 2015 in Bangkok, Thailand. Over the last year, two new indoor cold weather venues, Snow Town and Harbin Ice Wonderland, have opened in Bangkok offering many Thais their first opportunity to visit a frozen, wintry landscape. (Taylor Weidman/Getty Images)

Heavy rains during monsoon season are usually the most precipitation Thailand will see. Now, though, the tropical Southeast Asian country can enjoy “snow” all-year round.

, a new Japanese-style snow theme park in Bangkok, offers its visitors the chance to experience a winter wonderland with activities like

The Euro-Japanese style theme park is constructed on the fifth floor of the Gateway Ekamai shopping complex. Covering around 3,229 square feet, Snow Town features a large snow playground surrounded by rows of houses that look like the historical town of Bruges, Belgium. The houses are actually restaurants that serve Japanese-inspired cuisine ranging from sweet treats to hot ramen noodles.

Though the park isn’t as cold as expected, visitors can experience the full effect of a cold climate by renting the variety of apparel for wear: snow boots, glittery jackets, ear muffs and even ski gear.

According to Snow Town’s , close to 4,000 people have visited the indoor ice wonderland. Though there are mixed reviews, both local residents and tourists will have access to a refreshing space during Thailand’s tropical summers.

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