This is a list of Hindu Temples in Kashmir .
Kapalmochan Mandir[13]
Mangla Mata Mandir at Wachi
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Brari Maej village Murran, Charas Nag village Ladhu, Kapal Mochan Shopian, Mangla Devi village Wachi, Shankar Raza village Wahibugh, Sukh Raza village Wanpora