Virginia is known as the Mother of Presidents and Mother of States. The famous VA State’s natural wonders are Lauren Caverns, Natural bridge and Shenandoah National Park & Virginia beach. It’s home to a spirited mix of history, culture, dining, and shopping - all showcased in the eclectic destinations of Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County, Loudoun County, and Prince William County & adjacent to Washington, DC. There are tons of positions with both private companies and the government all located either in or near the area. Whether you will be working in DC, want to go sightseeing or go for a night out on the weekends, the city has all the culture, food and festivities. The main mode of transportation is the metro rail system, which runs through Washington DC and extends into Northern VA and Maryland. The Indian-American population in Northern Virginia (NOVA is short for Northern Virginia) is conservatively estimated at more than 250,000 with Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Prince William County, and Richmond, having the highest concentrations. The Washington, D.C. area has attracted a high-skilled workforce in the IT industry, in medicine and in other services from India. Indian community leaders are also engaging in state and local politics. The largest Asian groups are Asian Indians (28%), Koreans (14%), Chinese (14%), Filipinos (13%), and Vietnamese (10%) in NOVA.