English: Alampur Navabrahma Temples are a group of nine temples from the 7th-century built by the early Chalukyan dynasty. They are located at Alampur village in Telangana.

Though called Nava-Brahma temples, they are dedicated to Shiva.

They exemplify early North Indian Nagara style architecture with cut rock as the building block. They are in ruins from post-14th century Sultanate raids, with an Islamic Dargah built from and inserted into temples complex near the Taraka Brahma temple. A village museum near the group shows the collection of ruined artwork and statues.

The temples themselves have remains of artwork related to Shaivism, Vaishnavism and Shaktism. Some surviving reliefs depicts legend from Hindu texts such as the Epics and the Panchatantra fables. The temples are notable for some of the earliest surviving records of different Nagara-style Hindu temple architecture.