This dove-shaped building with a crown has 7 floors — each with a theme and philosophy that combines religious, introspective and educational values in one vertical journey.
Bukit Rhema is not just a seven-story building. Each floor is a reflection space — the walls tell a story through paintings, every corner invites visitors to stop for a moment and ask: Where am I on my life journey?
Starting from prayer at the bottom, through the twists and turns of life on the middle floors, to reaching the crown at the top — this is a spiritual journey that anyone, from any religion, can take.
The first floor is the foundation of it all — a place where visitors are invited to pause before continuing their journey upwards. Available here 12 private prayer rooms a quiet space, designed as a space for personal encounter with the Almighty.
Not just for one religion. On this floor there are also David's hut (for Christians) and Prayer room (for Muslims) — side by side under one roof, as a concrete manifestation of the spirit of tolerance that is the DNA of Bukit Rhema.
The history gallery of the founding of Bukit Rhema is also here — telling Daniel Alamsjah's journey from the vision in 1988 until this building stands tall.
Rising to the second floor, visitors are greeted by paintings that tell stories — Bukit Rhema's long journey, including the pandemic which stopped many people in their tracks, and the process of building the chapel which continues even though the world feels like it has stopped.
The theme of this floor is about losing and finding love again — that behind every loss, there is always love waiting to be found. A message that is relevant for anyone who comes with a burden in their heart.
"The walls on this floor are not just decoration. They are a diary of a vision that continues to be believed, even in the darkest times."
The third floor invites visitors to face a reality that is often hidden: that many people around us are struggling with addiction, mental illness and delinquency. It's here education about the dangers of drugs delivered — not with judgment, but with love.
There are also Bukit Rhema building mockup which shows the entire building in three dimensions, and a true story about Bethesda Rehabilitation Home — how people who were once considered hopeless are recovering and returning to their families.
On the fourth floor, Indonesia's diversity is celebrated. Batik, traditional fabrics and cultural motifs from various corners of the archipelago decorated the room — a reminder that differences are a wealth, not a threat.
Visitors from 120 countries who come to Bukit Rhema often stop for a long time on this floor — fascinated by the richness of Indonesian culture appearing side by side in harmony. It's here Indonesia greets the world in all its beauty.
The fifth floor is the knowledge room. Infographic about Borobudur Temple — a world heritage site that stands just a few kilometers from Bukit Rhema — is on full display, making a visit here not only spiritual, but also educational.
Information about Magelang City and surrounding areas are also available, along with messages of religious tolerance which is conveyed through strong visuals and is easy to understand by all ages and all nations.
The sixth floor is a place to retreat. From here, direct view towards Borobudur Temple wide open — silhouettes of majestic stupas in the distance, surrounded by the green expanse of Menoreh. Silence speaks louder than words.
This floor is also known as filming location for the film Ada Apa dengan Cinta 2 (AADC 2) — making it one of the most iconic spots in Bukit Rhema.
On this floor there are the building’s open dove beak — a philosophy: what you say will come back to you. So say good, and that goodness will bring a crown into your life.
This is the final destination of the Bukit Rhema vertical journey. The open area at the top of the crown offers 360 degree view which is incomparable — the expanse of the Menoreh Mountains, the silhouettes of Mount Merapi and Merbabu in the distance, and below, the splendor of Borobudur Temple.
The crown is not just the physical peak of the building. It is a symbol: that goodness brings crowns. That a journey taken with faith, perseverance and love always ends in something beautiful.
"The crown is a symbol of goodness and high position. This is where visitors are invited to reflect: what good do I want to leave in this world?"
Visit Bukit Rhema and experience the journey from base to crown for yourself. Contact us for reservations and visiting information.
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