Purpose - this paper seeks to examine the The Perspective of Javanese Philosophy in Indonesia Humanitarian Diplomacy in Rohingya. Indonesia has engaged in a lot of humanitarian diplomacy to demonstrate its support for other nations that are responsible for disasters. In the case of the Rohingya, Indonesian diplomacy has shown good achievements and results. The implementation of Indonesian humanitarian diplomacy is interesting if it is related to the Javanese perspective, as one of the actors' bases. Approach of the research is qualitative, using interview techniques and library research. Findings – It was found that from a Javanese perspective, the steps taken by Indonesia's humanitarian diplomacy are a reflection of the philosophy of "hamemayu hayuning bawana, ambrasta dur hangkara". This perspective explains that diplomacy is a way to attack without troops, and win without pressing opponents. This was done by Indonesia in the case of the Rohingya so that it was able to win the favor of the Myanmar government. Novelty of this research emphasizes that a nation's cultural values can have a strong influence on foreign policy making. Indonesia upholds the value that humanitarian cases are in the common interest, so they must be resolved in a win-win solution.