The Exhilarating Pukkelpop Festival is back to Belgium & Grand as Ever!


Belgium is a fascinating travel destination for the cultural travelers. Right from the start of the spring until late summer, Belgium transforms in to an enthralling music festival destination. Visitors to Belgium during this duration get to attend exhilarating festivals & carnivals every weekend.

Even the smallest of the towns across Belgium are lauded for organizing their own unique festivals. These festivals feature various music genres including rock, pop, jazz, punk, emo, ska, techno & electronic in all its variations. Some of the most-visited Belgium Music Festivals include Gentse Feesten, Brussels Summer Festival, Tomorrowland and Pukkelpop Festival.

Hundreds of thousand music enthusiasts from around the world are looking for ways to get their Belgium Visa Appointment materialized & partake in the dazzling music fiestas & events.
If you are planning an exhilarating family vacationing, probably Belgium is the ideal place for you to visit. You may apply for a Visa to Belgium simply by filling the Online Application form.




Wondering which festivals to attend, worry not! We have got you covered. Read on to know about the upcoming Belgium Music Festival – the Pukkelpop Festival 2019.

What is Pukkelpop festival?

Organized by Leopoldsburg’s Humanistische Jongeren (Young Humanists), Pukkelpop refers to an annual three-day Belgium music festival that is held in mid-end August.


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  1. belgium visa29 December 2021 at 07:11

    Amazing post! I and my best friend are always on the lookout for some wonderful festivals. Pukkelpop festival looks like an ideal choice for us. We will plan our trip accordingly and wait for the right time to apply for a Belgium visa UK . I did hear that by that time, most of the travel restrictions would be lifted up. That will help us to easily make the trip and have a great time in the Pukkelpop fest!

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