Malcha Khan Badshah Shrine is situated in the village of Tarathpora. Natives believe that after the assassination of Malcha Khan, rivals wanted to treat his corpse disrespectfully. However, the corpse of Malcha Khan vanished due to its spiritual power and reached Tarathpora on its own.
Kashat Baba Shrine is situated in Lolab, which is visited by both the Hindus and Muslims. Nearby the shrine, 11 springs can be seen coming out from the roots of 11 trees.
Hingan Koot Shrine is dedicated to Syed Jalaudin Bukhari and Syed Nasirdin Bukhari. Both were the disciples of Din Mohammad Fakir of Poonch, who is believed to have finished his chilla in Shamsabari mountain in 12 days.
Hazrat Mohammad Joo Jandal Shrine is located within Sohipora Haihama. Mohammad Joo was considered as a great scholar of Islamic theology. Allama Anwar Shah Lolabi was the disciple of Mohammad Joo.
Hazrat Mehmood Shah Shrine, dedicated to Khoja Sahib, is situated in Bubarnag. Tourists take bath in the spring water, close to the shrine. It is believed that the water is helpful in curing various skin diseases.
Haji Bahadoor Shrine is situated within the Gundi Momen village, nearby Pazipora. According to the folklore, Haji Sahib performed Haj seven times on foot during his journey to Mecca.
Baba Fateh Ullah Shrine is a tourist attraction nearby the town of Kupwara. The Darul Uloom Kupwara is a famous site nearby the Shrine of Baba Fateh Ullah Shrine.
Baba Abdullah Gazi Shrine is situated in Gaziriyal in the Kupwara District. Abdullah Gazi was regarded among the foremost caliphs of Sultunal- Arifeen. He was responsible for the construction of 360 mosques, 360 springs, 360 gardens and 360 inns around the regions of the valley.
Krusan Lolab is a village located in proximity to the Halmatpora and is renowned for housing the Syed Bengal Sahib Shrine. It is believed that he was among the Syeds who arrived in Kashmir along with Shah Hamdan.
Jamia Masjid Tangdar was named after Shahi Hamdan, who is believed to have offered chilla within the mosque. The devotees of the region have preserved a part of the mosque as Chilla Kothari of Shahi Hamdan.