Cerebellar hemangioblastoma is a common begin vascular tumor of posterior fossa. It usually occurs spo-tadically. However, in patients of hemangioblastoma with a family of history of Von-Hipple-Lindau disease, there is a high incidence of multisystenic lesions. In about 40% of patients with hemangioblastoma happen to have secondary polycythemia. The patient of our case teceived head CT and cerebral andgiography studies. In angi-ographic study, most of blood supply to the tumor is coming from syperior cerebellar artery artery. However, the tumor also receives small part of blood supply from tentotial branch of meninghypophyseal truk, and poste-rior branch of middle meningeal artery. This unusual blood supply from meningeal branches is rarly seen in case of hemangioblastoma. It is the reaon that we present you the case here.