There's a part of Central Turkey where ancient cave churches and a landscape of fairy chimneys make for a setting like nowhere else on Earth.

When you go there you feel that you are no longer on this planet but you are somewhere else in the universe.

Coming up we explore Kapidocia.

Scottish singer Jim Malcolm reveals the origins of his country's hauntingly beautiful balance.

Good tunes attract words, and in fact our great hero Robert Burns.

That's what basically he did.

He would take tunes that he liked and pen beautiful words to him.

Plus guides from Northern Ireland explain what it's like to be from their corner of the island.

I don't know, I think we get a bit of a bad rap. We tend to be seen as rather serious, not like to spend too much money, keeping things

to ourselves a little bit uptight.

Come along for a close-up look at Northern Ireland, the folk music of Scotland, and Turkey's

Cappadocia. In the hour ahead, it's travel with Rick Steves.

It can warm your spirit to explore the traditions of another culture.

Coming up on today's travel with Rick Steve's, Scottish folk singer Jim Malcolm shares the music of legendary poet Robert Burns.

And friends from Northern Ireland, one Catholic,

the other Protestant, explain what it means to them

to be from their corner of the Emerald Isle

now that peace has replaced all that sectarian fighting.

Let's start the hour with a look at one of the most unusual places you'll ever see.

Traditional Turkish village life is alive and well in the Capidocchio region at the center of the Anatolian Peninsula.

It includes amazing old world history that you can see up close and some of the most otherworldly

terrain on earth.

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