Alamprabhu is an extraordinary temple in India situated in the Indian territory of Maharashtra. The name of this temple comes from the renowned temples of Maharashtra. This temple is additionally called Alamprabhu Devasthan Temple. This temple is arranged on a slope close to a wonderful lake. The most noticeable element of this temple is that the two Hindus and Muslims implore in this temple. The spot has situated a ways off of 1.5 km from Bhoom, an unassuming community in the Osmanabad locale of Maharashtra. Generally, the land was under the Nizam of Hyderabad. On 17 September 1948, the Nizam's powers of Hyderabad gave up to the Indian powers. This temple is a genuine illustration of how Hindu and Muslim populaces lived calmly in India in the pre-British time