The Airwan temple is a 4th century Shiva temple in the Airwan village. This ancient shrine is believed to have been built by King Vikramditya, a legendary emperor of Ujjain. The temple has numerous water tanks, where pilgrims take a bath before worshipping.
The local people consider this place as sacred as Haridwar and immerse ashes of the dead in Gupt Ganga. The temple authorities organise annual fairs during Mahashivratri and Baisakhi.
Mata Bala Sundri, also known as Bala Ji Sundri, is an ancient shrine located on the outskirts of the Parole village. According to legend, a Brahmin was cutting grass and his sickle hit a stone that started oozing blood.
After this incident, he saw the Goddess in his dream, who commanded him to install the stone under a banyan tree. Since then, this stone is considered as the reincarnation of the holy Goddess. The stone was later shifted to the main temple. An annual fair is organised at the temple during Navratras.
Mata Sundrikote is an ancient shrine located amidst the Shivalik hills in the Kathua District. This temple is located at a height of around 1000 m, on the old Kathua-Billawar mule track.
The shrine can be reached by 107 steps. It is believed that the idol of Goddess Sundrikote enshrined in the temple was discovered in the nearby region.
The Mahabilva Keshwar temple, also known as the Hari Hara temple, is a famous Shiva temple of the Kathua District. This temple is known as Mahabilva Keshwar as it is situated amidst several Bilva trees. It is believed that Lord Shiva is pleased when Bilva leaves, also called Bil-patri in the local language, are offered to him.
Prakash Akhoon Shrine is situated in the Gushi village of the Kupwara District. This shrine is dedicated to Prakash Ram, who used to teach Persian, Arabic and theological subjects to the Muslim community and was popularly addressed as Akhoon.
Qamar Reshi Sahib Shrine is located in the Dedikoot village. According to the popular belief, Qamar Reshi cut off his genital organ because someone called him immoral and accused him of having relationship with different women.
Shaloora Shrine is a tourist spot famous for its festival, organised on the 17th of Hard Bikrami. According to the Wirdul Mareedeen, a mosque was built by Sultanul Arifeen in Shaloora. Two huts towards the north of the mosque, dedicated to Sultanul Arifeen and Baba Abdullah Gazi can also be seen.
Shrine of Amin Owasi is situated in the region of Kasheera, east of Kupwara. Several tourists visit the shrine of Haji Mohammad Amin Owasi, a famous theologist. He belonged to Qwasi sect of Muslims and was highly spiritual and had numerous followers.
Syed Mohammad Gabi Shrine is at the centre of Kupwara. Syed Mohammad is considered among the Sadats who arrived in Kashmir with Shah Hamdan. The Jama Masjid that was built by the Chek Rulers is situated close to the shrine.
Mir Azhar Sahib Shrine is located in Kanthpora Lolab of the Kupwara District. Azhar Sahib was the disciple of Nunda Sahib Armpori and was known for adopting the Quadri sect of Muslims.