The Kamala Narayana Temple is located in Degaon, Belgaum District, Karnataka, India. The temple was built by the Kadamba dynasty and was constructed by Tippoja.
The chief architect of the Kamala Narayana Temple was Kamala Devi, the queen of the Kadamba king Sivachitta Permadi, in the 12th century. The temple was built in 1174 A.D., and the principal deity of the temple is Lord Narayana.
The temple features sculptures, including lions and floral motifs. It has three sanctum cells, classifying it as a Trikutachal temple.
The temple houses three shrines. The first shrine contains a statue of Narayana. The second shrine features a statue of Lakshmi Narayana, with Goddess Lakshmi seated on his lap. The third shrine displays a statue of Queen Kamala Devi, accompanied by her attendants on either side.