Hening Swarga literally means Heavenly Silence – a heavenly serenity that is inspired by Nirvana-like non-existence. The open-air Hening Swarga Temple invites the Indian Ocean breeze; a subtle hint of incenses and tropical flowers surrounding the temple. In its silence, one can hear the heavenly song of Bhagavat Gita, sung by the gods and goddesses – just like in the time of the Majapahit kingdom. .

The Hening Swarga Spa consists of a giant open-air temple spa room with nooks lit by oil lamps, an extra-long spa bed for both spouses to enjoy treatment head-to-head, a giant jacuzzi bathtub with jets, fully facing the Indian Ocean, hundreds-years-old relief of temples on display, and staircases leading up to the top of the temple, where a magical dinner under the full moon, yoga or meditation can be held next to the soaring tower of beautiful Singhasari and Majapahit statues as well as 180 degrees of oceanview, surrounded by palm trees. The spa shop sells jamus and spa spices from the archipelago.